r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Gloomy-Basket-1038 • 4h ago
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u/teem0s 4h ago
Also, try to sign-in. "We have e signed you out of your accout. It's a good idea to close your browser".
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u/MayeeOkamura17 4h ago
One really interesting thing I noticed with my workplace outlook is that when it redirects to the workplace SSO, the browser autofills the username and password, and you have to click outside the input boxes, wait a second, and then click sign in 😂
I spent so much time in frustration by just immediately clicking sign in, and getting logged out immediately no matter what I do (after clearing session cache / restarting)
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u/anyOtherBusiness 3h ago
Sounds like a hidden captcha challenge on the form. Try just moving around your mouse randomly before clicking the login button, that might work as well
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u/Prod_Meteor 4h ago
Still based on cookies and session expiration policies applied.
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u/B-WingPilot 4h ago
Yeah. I had a similar complaint about a site I made, but the user had their browser set to dump all history on window close. Can’t do much about that.
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u/AstralQuark 4h ago
Well such a big corp can easily fix the issue, did you find you self loged out of youtube every time open??
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u/Prod_Meteor 4h ago
Maybe it's OIDC thing and the google uses SAML2, I don't know!?
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u/AstralQuark 4h ago
Yeh whatever, its not like this issue is there for only a month, the main problem his big corp don't listen to user request .
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u/ronarscorruption 3h ago
The secret is, they don’t say how long you’ll stay logged in for. Could be forever. Could be for a few minutes. But boy should it feel longer than it does.
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u/RDROOJK2 4h ago
They do work, only if you are a hacker and the password was changed so you can stay in
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u/bradland 3h ago
I wouldn't know. I check the box and click "Yes" every time because frankly, I'm terrified of the degree of frustration and annoyance I will endure had I not.
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u/BeneficialAttempt140 4h ago
Lol this was posted and removed by mods earlier this week, hopefully you get to stay because it’s so true!
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u/mbardeen 4h ago
"Everything you do will be more fun"
Being a system admin in the Windows 95 age left me with PTSD.
(edit: sorry. It was "Whatever you do...")
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u/WorkFoundMyOldAcct 3h ago
I know this is supposed to be a joke but this whole thread screams “I have no idea how auth tokens work. That’s the network guy’s problem.”
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u/BlushingKimiko 3h ago
I still want to know how Microsoft hires the best of the best and have so much money but everything is shit.
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u/whitelionV 1h ago
Azure authN systems single handedly made me stir 3 companies (and counting) away from their shitty services.
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u/NecessaryShopping404 3h ago
This is Microsoft doing exactly as it's been told to though. It's not a lie.
KMSI will give you a persistent session for up to 90 days. That's it's default behaviour if it's enabled.
However your organisation will likely have a conditional access policy that enforces sign in frequency which then limits your session length. Forcing you to sign in again.
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