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Hello,

when logging in some users report they get the error

"Security tokens do not tally for executing this action..."

Does this happen because they did not logout properly, or is it some browser cache issue?
If its a cache problem, where can I put the <cms: no_cache /> command?

Thank you

C.
Hello Conrad,

Can you please check the link your users click for logging in?
I'm sure they'll never get the error message you mentioned while accessing the admin home-page (i.e. http://www.yoursite.com/couch/) or the login page (i.e. http://www.yoursite.com/couch/login.php).

This error message is thrown only on the edit/create/delete links inside the admin-panel when those links get stale (usually after 24 hours).

What could be happening is that the user has bookmarked an internal link. When she tries to access it, Couch shows the login box (by redirecting to the login.php) but upon successful login when the user gets back to the actual link, she gets the error message as the link is stale.

I must add that along with the error message, there is always a link that says 'Back to the admin panel' that can be used to get to the main admin page.
So the login remains valid. Only the original link being accessed is not.

Can you please check and see whether what I mentioned is the case?

Thanks.
Hi KK,

thanks for your reply.


As far as I know they use

http://www.yoursite.com/couch/


I know that there is a link to the admin page. Everything works fine after clicking that link.
Maybe its a Safari problem? Or its indeed because they don't logout properly.

I guess its no big deal, but some users are worried they have "broken something". :P

Thx!
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