Using Umbraco 7.5.10, got a single account that as soon as he logs in the session gets timed out instantly, he sees the umbraco backoffice for about a split second before the login page appearing again.
This is happening for only 1 user, every other user is not having this issue.
What we've tried so far:
Checked session timeout settings in web.config
Checked session timeout settings in IIS
Check user is not disabled
Reset users password
Tried connecting from a completely different PC on the same network
Tried connecting from a completely different PC on a completely different network
Checked log (only says that he logged in successfully)
Any ideas? Not seen this issue before and searches only produced results were it was happening for every user, whereas this is user specific.
The issue was ocurring due to an issue with Umbraco Forms permissions, the workaround was to add the umbraco forms permission to ever user but then disable the individual umbraco forms permissions for the users who do not need access to them.
Turns out trees.config was not included in the content package (so was missing on deployment). Umbraco was rebuilding the file, but seemed to have only partially rebuilt (only a few items in there).
Instant Session Timed Out for Every New User
Using Umbraco 7.5.10, got a single account that as soon as he logs in the session gets timed out instantly, he sees the umbraco backoffice for about a split second before the login page appearing again.
This is happening for only 1 user, every other user is not having this issue.
What we've tried so far:
Any ideas? Not seen this issue before and searches only produced results were it was happening for every user, whereas this is user specific.
Just like to add after further testing this is happening to every new account so simply recreating the account isn't an option.
The issue was ocurring due to an issue with Umbraco Forms permissions, the workaround was to add the umbraco forms permission to ever user but then disable the individual umbraco forms permissions for the users who do not need access to them.
I experienced a very similar issue recently.
Turns out trees.config was not included in the content package (so was missing on deployment). Umbraco was rebuilding the file, but seemed to have only partially rebuilt (only a few items in there).
Uploading trees.config resolved the issue.
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