Conquer Club

Most any work computer worth anything will lock itself after 5-15 minutes.

wcaclimbing wrote:The problem (one of many) is this:

1. You are playing CC at work.
2. Your office is in a public place.
3. Your boss calls you for a meeting and you forget to log off.
4. Your friends that know you love CC get on your computer and mess with your account because you forgot to turn it off.
5. You get banned because of something your friends did on your account.
6. You are screwed over cause you cant play CC anymore.

But when CC logs you off, it could keep your account safe from them.

7. Keeping a user session 1h instead 30 min will increase a server resources demand (particularly memory) twice.

Honestly, there is no reason for it though.
If you have "remember password" on, then they can just sign you back in.
Also, if someone is going to hack your account, you can actually log on from 2 different places at once.
(I had someone babysitting my account, and they mis-understood what I said about time I was leaving, and they started to take a turn, and I was also on the account)

So, you should probably fix one of those problems, then it'll make sense

It would still be nice to give players the option. When logging into my yahoo account, they have a check box asking if I would like to remain signed in for 2 weeks. I always have that box checked since I'm the only one that uses this computer and it saves me the trouble of signing in everytime.

Now i don't know anything about whether or not this would increase a server resources demand as andrew said, so if that is the case then don't bother.

i think its every hour its signed out.

Whaaa?

I don't see how it increases server resources.

I'm just asking for the cookie or whatever to last longer, and not expire sooner.

Besides, gmail keeps me logged in for 2 weeks. I don't see why CC has to be so special. Security to me isn't an issue. It's just annoying, because I want to jump directly to my games, and I multitask a lot, meaning I like to click on one thing, then jump to another ... I'd rather not jump back to a screen anticipating looking at a map only to look at a login screen.

And for some reason, CC's login process is very laggy. Why is this? It seems to take much longer than many other sites, which just rubs salt in the wound.

The point is not about logging off the computer, but the fact that you may be writing (perhaps using google docs) or working on assignments, or doing other extended activities with your browser.

I mean, if I really wanted to I could find some way to get the cookie to last 999 years. There's really no good reason for keeping the session so short. Not even hotmail or yahoo lasts that short.

It looks like the session length is set to 3600 seconds...or 1 hour.


--Andy

maniacmath17 wrote:.........When logging into my yahoo account, they have a check box asking if I would like to remain signed in for 2 weeks. .....

That is not a good option one server demands as others have said, and two - unless i am mistaken always being logged on to yahoo can allow more problems with viruses, phishing programs or other people accessing your account... I personally don't trust the security yahoo says it has.... and i don't thin the club needs to addd that to there worries when logging off as they do now works fine.

I just did a test run of 150 log-in sequences because I am that bored at the moment waiting for my wife to get home this evening.

Here are my times for opening my browser, clicking on my bookmark, and entering my username and password.

Average Time: 4.12 seconds
Quickest Time: 3.33 seconds
Longest Time: 4.88 seconds

Sooooo.....yeah, my vote is that logging in takes very little time and you should just get over wanting the site to cater to your lazy habits....

With all this security talk, I demand https://www.conquerclub.com/

treefiddy wrote:With all this security talk, I demand https://www.conquerclub.com/

Wow, that certainly took a long time to get to.

treefiddy wrote:With all this security talk, I demand https://www.conquerclub.com/

Shit it says i have to install stuf, what do i do?

Keredrex wrote:

maniacmath17 wrote:.........When logging into my yahoo account, they have a check box asking if I would like to remain signed in for 2 weeks. .....

That is not a good option one server demands as others have said, and two - unless i am mistaken always being logged on to yahoo can allow more problems with viruses, phishing programs or other people accessing your account... I personally don't trust the security yahoo says it has.... and i don't thin the club needs to addd that to there worries when logging off as they do now works fine.

99% of the other sites in the world requiring login (e.g. Wikipedia, gmail, as well as various other brands of forum software) aren't so annoying with logins.

Phishing and viruses are a mostly a matter of social engineering. (And if you use Linux, viruses aren't an issue -- if they were an issue to start with.)

The point is about being streamline -- I like to go from one site to another without constantly having to enter log in information, especially when I need to quickly skip to a thread.

You go a page, find you need to log in, and after you log in, it takes you back to the homepage rather than the page you were on! This is trivial the first few times but after the umpteenth time it becomes rather annoying.

Besides I think server activity would increase with the extra login activity, not decrease.

Nous-irons wrote:....The point is about being streamline -- ....

yeah I would agree ... i usually use Mac's so viruses aren't a problem for me either... however... how much of the country.... or world for that matter... are still on DIAL-UP ... that alone tells you that the site needs to be catered to the world not the users who actually have impressive systems or massive "KNOW HOW" with computers.... just like how the maps have such limiting sizes.... when they could easily be massive high rez boards that take the most of a 17" screen.....again the masses don't have these capabilities.

I would love more streamlining but the club needs to be careful NOT to STREAMLINE out a bunch of users... or for that matter fix something that isn't really broken like Logging in...there are more important fixes or improvements that should come first

...also you could easily get a program like web desktop (for MAC) that has an auto refresh.... which if i remember correctly will keep you logged in.

wouldn't eliminating the need to login every time you visit actually help Dial-up users? That's one less page to load up on every visit.

treefiddy wrote:wouldn't eliminating the need to login every time you visit actually help Dial-up users? That's one less page to load up on every visit.

I was merely pointing out that most users are behind Technologically....and any updates here have to serve everybody

Allowing people the option to automatically log them in via a cookie isn't shutting anyone out from playing the game.

Hi all! There is a problem : in the last few days I take my friend's turn (then flag changes on my country flag). He asked me to do this because he is away from access to the internet(sudden business trip). Its easy to find his e-mail because vrpp posted in own profile in particular ICQ. And I should like to add that absolutely each person can RESET PASSWORD - as this accepted on some sites like this. You need for E-MAIL . Just it

P S I am not good in English. So be it Excuse me please. I am waiting opening russian forum

invalid login . 2 HOURS PASSED ... little time to dead-line

i don't get it either.

i play chess at timeforchess.com and there they have a 'keep me logged in' option which works FOREVER - and i've never noticed any burglars.

So what you say for this. I am login 12 hours ago . And since flag did not change on RUSSIA. I live in Belarus. He is in Uliyanovsk now.

How about installing a keep me logged in feature when you sign in, like in e-mails.

yeh i was thinking that or a "remember me" option when you sign in instead of having to re-type your username and password

many browsers ask if you want to remember the password
just don't clean ur cookies

this has been suggested millions of times

i dont know why they never do it, though...

what if an evil man comes in and you're logged in then he posts a bunch of spam and you get banned? thats why they have it