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Senthil Kumar B
It looks like OWA LogOff(Signoff) deltes all the session
cookies. Ideally, OWA should delete only its cookies.
The problem happens as follows
1) Open a IE browser instance and login into some web
applications which uses session cookies. For example,
Squirrelmail and then change the URL location to
http://owa.abcd.com/Exchange and login into OWA
2) Click on the SignOff Button
3) Now, go back to the squirrelmail and click on any links.
4) You get a Error message. This is because, the session
cookeis are deleted when we do a OWA Signoff.
Shouldn't OWA delete only its cookies. ?
cookies. Ideally, OWA should delete only its cookies.
The problem happens as follows
1) Open a IE browser instance and login into some web
applications which uses session cookies. For example,
Squirrelmail and then change the URL location to
http://owa.abcd.com/Exchange and login into OWA
2) Click on the SignOff Button
3) Now, go back to the squirrelmail and click on any links.
4) You get a Error message. This is because, the session
cookeis are deleted when we do a OWA Signoff.
Shouldn't OWA delete only its cookies. ?