[LON-CAPA-users] connection issue re library server
H. K. Ng
lon-capa-users@mail.lon-capa.org
Wed, 02 Mar 2005 09:50:38 -0500
Just a thought, loncapa does require cookie to be allowed. Could it be that
she accidently set her browser not to accept cookies? -hk
At 09:42 AM 3/2/2005, you wrote:
>Any ideas about this one? A student claims that the course flashes in
>front of her and then disappears. Here is part of the email stream. I
>changed her password and logged in as her. It looked fine to me.
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>I tried it again and it's still not working! Its so weird because the
>actual lon capa comes up for a split second and then goes back to the
>log-in page and won't let me do my problems.
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>-Natalie
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>>>===== Original Message From Jim Maxka <jim.maxka@NAU.EDU> =====
>>>Hi Natalie -- I have the last logon is Feb 5. Are you logging on just
>>>like onto LOUIE? Can you try to logon right now? --jim
>>>nh49 wrote:
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>>>>>I'm not sure when it stopped working, sometime late last week because it
>>>>>didn't work this weekend and no, I haven't changed any passwords.
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>>>>>Thanks for trying to help!
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>>>>>>>===== Original Message From Jim Maxka <jim.maxka@NAU.EDU> =====
>>>>>>>Hi Natalie -- I am happy to help you. When did your logon stop
>>>>>>>working? Have you changed your password recently? Is there anything
>>>>>>>that changed? Thanks --jim
>>>>>>>nh49 wrote:
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>>>>>>>Mr. Maxka,
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>>>>>>>Hello, I am a student in one of the chm 151 lab classes and I have been
>>>>>>>trying
>>>>>>>to log onto LonCapa and it will not let me. When I put my name and
>>>>>>>password
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>>>>>>in, it brings up the screen really fast and then goes back to the log in
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>>>>>page and contines to not allow me to do my work. If you could please
>>>>>help me
>>>>>>figure out what I need to do to fix this, I would greatly appreciate it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Natalie Hughes
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>H. K. Ng wrote:
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>>Ray,
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>>Did you get any resolution for your question? I had similar problems from
>>high school students who said they cannot even get to the login page for
>>certain servers. As you can imagine this is hard to trace as to the cause
>>but as far as I can determine there two common denominators.
>>1. The ISP providers are Sprint (DSL) and Comcast. From comments by
>>someone who is knowledgeable with these providers, they just throw out
>>connections if it reaches max capacity. Again, this is something I have
>>no way of verifying.
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>>2. There is a suggestion that with recent version of Windows XP, users
>>set the firewall at a certain level that prevents them from connecting to
>>the lon-capa servers. Now why this is the case is not clear to me except
>>that the lon-capa login does contain password encryption routine - as far
>>as I could tell.
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>>-hk
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>>At 05:53 PM 2/22/2005, you wrote:
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>>>question:
>>>I have a remote user who says that from his local computer at his
>>>institution
>>>he cannot browse the login page of our library server. However he can see
>>>the login pages of our access servers.
>>>He thinks this started happening after his institution adopted some kine of
>>>firewalling.
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>>> >From his home computer he can get to the library server login screen OK.
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>>>Could this be because of the library server being slower to respond than the
>>>access servers?
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>>>Thanks
>>>Ray
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