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logging out of chockstone

M

12/10/2005
5:11:10 PM

this may be obvious or have been covered before but I couldnt find it.
How do I log out of chockstone so that someone else using the computer accessing chockstone does not automatically log in as me. I sometimes use a communal work computer which is also used by someone else who looks at chockstone. this means that they can post as me (which i know they wouldnt) or if they read posts they show up as already read etc..
the computer in question is a mac with internet explorer v5.1

jiminy cricket

12/10/2005
5:18:22 PM

Try disabling the automatic login (flag on your profile).

M

12/10/2005
5:22:14 PM

when i view my profile I dont see the automatic login option. I know its on the registration form but the only option i can see under my profile is to vote to remove myself from the forum. am i missing something

jiminy cricket

12/10/2005
5:24:52 PM

Are you getting your profile by clicking on the profile button above? (ie while you are looking at a thread). If so the flag should be the fourth item down. You won't see it if you just click on your login name in the author column.

M

12/10/2005
5:30:09 PM

no i was clicking on my name. i was getting my profile but not the version I can edit. its obvious now that i
know where to look.
it worked

thanks for your help

M

12/10/2005
5:45:53 PM

my own computer has safari and the above didnt work so I had to manually delete the cookie under
preferences, security, cookies.
anyway this is not a problem for me I thought I would just point it out.
its probably not worth the trouble but a straightforward way of automatically loggin on a secure computer
while having a non reccuring login on non secure computers may be useful

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