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Multiple ASPSESSIONID in cookies
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| SamScudder 2004-07-29, 5:55 pm |
| I am examining some IIS 5.0 logs, and have noticed that there are
entries with multiple ASPSESSIONIDs, as below:
ASPSESSIONIDQARBADQS=PDJKFICCEFEELBDLAGK
GOKPB;+ASPSESSIONIDCQTACAST=PDGPNKCCPGBN
EMOMKJJDKCDO
In this case, which session is IIS following? Any ideas as to what
caused the multple IDs?
Thanks
Simon
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| Carroll 2004-07-30, 2:48 am |
| Are you using "Frame Sets"? This could cause multiple sessions, or the
visitor may have clicked on a link that opened a new window that was still
with-in your domain?
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Regards,
Carroll
"SamScudder" <simon@magazineluiza.com.br> wrote in message
news:e1785722.0407291236.120b5cfa@posting.google.com...
> I am examining some IIS 5.0 logs, and have noticed that there are
> entries with multiple ASPSESSIONIDs, as below:
>
>
ASPSESSIONIDQARBADQS=PDJKFICCEFEELBDLAGK
GOKPB;+ASPSESSIONIDCQTACAST=PDGPNKCC
PGBNEMOMKJJDKCDO
>
> In this case, which session is IIS following? Any ideas as to what
> caused the multple IDs?
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> Thanks
>
> Simon
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| SamScudder 2004-07-30, 7:52 am |
| Not sure I understood correctly, but I´m not using frames. I do have
ocasional popup windows, but I just ran a test and a popup isn´t
adding a new session. Shift clicking on links to open up new windows
doesn´t change the value of the ASPSESSIONID, or append a new one,
like what I´ve been seeing in the logs.
I think that cross domain linking will just start a new session, and
not append another ASPSESSIONID.
I´m not getting any app errors.
Still stumped.
Simon
"Carroll" <unknown@noplace.com> wrote in message news:<WojOc.86120$Np3.4097464@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca>...
> Are you using "Frame Sets"? This could cause multiple sessions, or the
> visitor may have clicked on a link that opened a new window that was still
> with-in your domain?
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> --
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> Regards,
>
> Carroll
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| Ken Schaefer 2004-07-30, 7:52 am |
| I've seen this, sometimes, from what I suspect are dodgy/misconfigured proxy
servers. They seem to send multiple session IDs (probably for each user
behind the server).
Cheers
Ken
"SamScudder" <simon@magazineluiza.com.br> wrote in message
news:e1785722.0407300319.b314ba8@posting.google.com...
> Not sure I understood correctly, but I´m not using frames. I do have
> ocasional popup windows, but I just ran a test and a popup isn´t
> adding a new session. Shift clicking on links to open up new windows
> doesn´t change the value of the ASPSESSIONID, or append a new one,
> like what I´ve been seeing in the logs.
>
> I think that cross domain linking will just start a new session, and
> not append another ASPSESSIONID.
>
> I´m not getting any app errors.
>
> Still stumped.
>
> Simon
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> "Carroll" <unknown@noplace.com> wrote in message
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