2014/08/14 13:32:38
drewfx1
What browser? 
 
I have the cookie for Cakewalk-SSO in 3 different browsers and that is definitely the Single Sign On cookie that is set when you are logged in.
2014/08/14 13:42:30
yorolpal
IE 10
 
I did find a couple of html docs that were login and logoff for cakewalk and tried to copy them into the lappy but it won't let me paste them into the cookies folder.
 
I went and looked again and in Tools/Internet Options/ browser history/ settings/ view files/ or so where the cookies show up there is no Cakewalk-SSO that I can find.
 
2014/08/14 14:18:23
drewfx1
OK, IE makes it more difficult.
 
On my system it's a 937 byte text file cookie that starts with "ASPPG.ASPPGSession" and "Cakewalk-SSO" only appears 3/4 of the way through the gibberish.
 
I suggest searching file contents for Cakewalk-SSO in the Cookie directory.
2014/08/14 14:52:57
yorolpal
If I find it at all, how do I get it into my lappys cookie folder when It won't let me paste or control-V anything??
 
And thanks Drew, for helping me with this.  I sincerely appreciate it.
 
 
Nope...no such animal in the folder I'm looking in. What folder are you looking in??
  I mean the one on my DAW that I CAN log in from.
2014/08/14 15:17:39
drewfx1
On my Win8.1 machine, the IE cookie is in:
C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCookies\Low\
 
According to Google, for Win7 it's in: 
C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies
C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies\Low
 
 
I don't why you wouldn't be able to paste there, as permissions are open for the user on mine.
2014/08/14 15:43:47
drewfx1
When you find the proper directory, if Windows search isn't set up to search the file contents (I turn off indexing and that stuff on everything) for Win7 or earlier you can open a command prompt and do :
 
find "Cakewalk-SSO" *|more
 
 
Win8.1 let's you search file contents in File Explorer using Search Tools->Advanced_Options
2014/08/14 23:11:50
yorolpal
Nope...no such file on my DAW that CAN log in and post.
2014/08/15 11:50:39
drewfx1
That's really odd - in IE it definitely creates that cookie when I log in here, and if I delete that single cookie and restart IE I am no longer logged in.
 
But I found that restoring the cookie didn't log me back in, so the copying idea wouldn't work anyway.
 
Are you sure you're not blocking or restricting Cakewalk's cookies or javascript or something?
2014/08/15 13:09:22
Old55
yorolpal
Welp...still can't log in or see the Coffee House from the lappy.  But, natch, can still log in from anywhere else.  Whew! 
 
I did notice in my sleuthing that there are many protocols in my windows firewall...some of which are checked, meaning OK, and many that aren't.  Wonder if there is a specific one I need to check for this site.  Have emailed Willy but either he gets a ton of emails or has the slowest email on earth as it usually takes a few days to hear back from him as we email back and forth.
 
 


I think that if you can't see the CH it probably means that you're not logged-in.  I had the same thing happen when I just wanted to have a peek without logging in.  As soon as I did log in, CH was back in all its glory. 
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