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| cookie-based "IP Change Automation"? | |
| 2009-03-15 04:37 | des43t | I have two computers that I use for the Utopia exchange. One is on fixed IP, the other on multi IP. However, for various reasons, sometimes I need to switch which computer I'm using for which purpose. This is causing me some difficulty, because I go into "options" and check or uncheck "IP Change Automation", but then it doesn't stick. It "forgets" and I'm not sure why. I'm assuming that right now it's profile-based, not cookie-based? Being that I use the same profile on both computers simultaneously, I'm guessing that's why my computers get confused.
I believe it would work better for me if I could set a cookie on each computer to check whether I wanted to use IP Change Automation. Then when I wanted to switch which computer is on multi-IP, I could go in and set a new cookie. Then my profile settings wouldn't mess it up. Is there any way to do this, Uto? Thanks, Des |
| 2009-03-27 01:34 | des43t | Has there been any consideration given to this? I have been having more and more problems with this. I leave with my computer set to run on static IP, and I come home to find it trying to change IP addresses, which means it shuts down firefox and just sits there doing nothing, until I come home and reset it. Having the automation being profile-based is not working well for me, since I have one computer on static IP and another on dynamic IP. |
| 2009-03-27 02:49 | MisaMili | Just uncheck "IP Change Automation" And click save settings. That's what i'm doing.
It will work as long as u won't "Load profile" on your static-ip computer. |
| 2009-03-27 05:30 | des43t | That's what I do. It doesn't work. It changes. I never "load profile". |
| 2009-03-28 22:07 | utopia.lv | If your computer loses login information stored in the cookie, web-site will look if you are logged in from particular IP address, and if you are, it will load your profile settings again. It will also load automation:on setting.
The only solution I see is you need to find out why cookie is lost. Sorry it took that long for me to reply. |
| 2009-03-28 22:25 | des43t | Hmm... I'm pretty certain it's not losing the cookie.
If my computer that's running the automation closes the browser and reopens, could that cause the computer on static-IP to get confused and start running automation, too? I think that might be what's happening. |