moodle session timing out

Block G Raptor

getting this message when i try to log into moodle
"your session has timed out please log in again"
anyone else having this issue? or anyone had it before and know how to solve it?

KonFusion

Have you got cookies enabled?

Did u try multiple browsers?

Is your password still in date?

Did you try logging in from a different PC? Same problem?

....Are u connected to the internet? :P


No problems logging in for me.

Sparky2

No problems for me either, all working fine. It does sound like a cookie issue on your browser. Also agree with KF, try a different browser and pc if that doesn't work.

brendanL

no problems either... moodle goes down randomly so I'd say it'll be ok if you try again now

Block G Raptor

brendanL wrote: »

no problems either... moodle goes down randomly so I'd say it'll be ok if you try again now

seems ok now there was 5 of us on facebook last night and none could log in

KonFusion

Aye that's the sunday night moodle blues....seems to always be down on sunday evenings, prob due to everything submitting stuff at the last minute.

dueyfinster

KonFusion wrote: »

Aye that's the sunday night moodle blues....seems to always be down on sunday evenings, prob due to everything submitting stuff at the last minute.

or the backup job being run. I heard it's only ever backed up once a week :eek:

KonFusion

That's quite common practice from my experience, though it shouldn't be. Backups are under-appreciated until something goes wrong and someone of importance complains about data loss and then, bam! daily backups :rolleyes:

I know places who'd have very high profile data, of significant importance on a national scale, and in some cases monthly backups are performed with no differential or incremental backups in between......and the backup storage location can only be described as damp :P

anyway, getting a bit OT here.

Block G Raptor

KonFusion wrote: »

That's quite common practice from my experience, though it shouldn't be. Backups are under-appreciated until something goes wrong and someone of importance complains about data loss and then, bam! daily backups :rolleyes:

I know places who'd have very high profile data, of significant importance on a national scale, and in some cases monthly backups are performed with no differential or incremental backups in between......and the backup storage location can only be described as damp :P

anyway, getting a bit OT here.

Beat me too it. Ive that experience in some Large Very Well known Financial institutions too

brendanL

...everytime I see this thread, and in it's many previous forms it's always the night right before an exam or test so I'm like... moodle down you say NOoooooooO XD