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Postby venney » Sat Sep 18, 2004 1:07 pm

Hey people, my girlfriend has baught something off of ebay and when she trys to pay with pal pal, like when shes going throught all the stuff when it syas confirm payment, and she clicks continue it comes up with

"Your session has timed out, please log in again."

im guessing this has something to do witht he cookies, ima t her's at the moment so il try do it for her at mine later see if it works there but does any 1 know why it is saying this?
i tryed makign the amount of cookies her computer stores bigger but it made no differnce. n e help is welcome!
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Postby Cactus » Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:44 pm

Hey venney...little more info would help us determine a fix quicker.
What OS is she using?
What browser is she using?
What is her encryption settings on her web browser??

To check her settings ....

For Internet Explorer:
1. Open your Internet Explorer browser and select 'Help" from the toolbar
2. Select 'About Internet Explorer'
3. On the About Internet Explorer window, you will be given a version number and a cipher strength (encryption rate)
4. If your cipher strength is less than 128-bit, please click the 'Update Information' link (this will direct you to the Microsoft web site to upgrade your browser)

For people with less than IE6 here's a direct link - http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/dow ... efault.asp

For Netscape:
1. Click 'Help' and then 'About Communicator or Navigator'
2. In the window that opens, look for a section on RSA security
3. If this section reads, 'This version supports U.S. security' , then your browser supports 128-bit encryption.
4. Otherwise, it will indicate you have an export version, which only supports 40-bit. (Further details are also available by clicking on Security in the Navigator toolbar)
5. If you need to upgrade your Netscape browser, go to http://home.netscape.com and click the 'Download' graphic at the top of the page.

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