Re: ### A ChainWorks Industries (CWI) Project - CWIgm | Simple Powerful Stable
that answers it ...
it is a SINGLE sign in that is allowed ...
the moment you log in via different device - it logs you out of the other devices automatically ... this is an inherent security built in to mpos itself - to stop you 'forgetting' a session open on another system that may be accessible to others in the place where you accessed it - as they will have access to your account AND coins ... one login sessions at a time on one system at a time ...
we dont control that - its inherent in mpos itself ...
#crysx
That is my point, if I am sitting at only 1 computer (device) and not signing in from somewhere else, it takes 30-60 minutes before I am signed out of that computer.it is a SINGLE sign in that is allowed ...
the moment you log in via different device - it logs you out of the other devices automatically ... this is an inherent security built in to mpos itself - to stop you 'forgetting' a session open on another system that may be accessible to others in the place where you accessed it - as they will have access to your account AND coins ... one login sessions at a time on one system at a time ...
we dont control that - its inherent in mpos itself ...
#crysx
For example when I wrote my previous post I was signed in. I took the dog out for a walk like 30 minutes and then grabbed something to eat for 15 minutes.
When returned to the same computer again, I was logged out and had to log in again. Without touching any other devices...
Anyway it's not very important, it's just kind of annoying.
--ypsi
i've stayed logged in for like days now.
i think the trick is to keep the dashboard page up when you want to stay logged in. if you move to statistics or any other portion of the site, and leave your browser there - it will log you out at some point. but as long as you're on the dashboard, it just seems to keep you logged in. well, at least it keeps me logged in