Auto logout not working as intended?

[Rocketboy235]

It seems like someone else has been experiencing this issue since 3004.388.4.

Release - Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.4 is now available

During startup, I see this in syslog. Is this normal? May 5 07:05:09 kernel: usb usb2-port2: Cannot enable. Maybe the USB cable is bad? May 5 07:05:09 kernel: xhci-hcd xhci-hcd.0: Cannot set link state. May 5 07:05:09 kernel: usb usb2-port2: cannot disable (err = -32) And what about this...

www.snbforums.com

I would think that the auto logout time would still be enforced even if you close the browser before the 30 minutes is up once 30 minutes has passed.
I don't recall seeing this behavior on the 386 firmware but maybe my memory isn't great. Anyone else agree it should just log you out after 30 minutes regardless if you have the tab open or not?

Seems like I am still logged into the web interface on my AX86U running 388.5 and haven't needed to login for at least several days now.

 

[alan6854321]

It's never worked properly for me, and still doesn't.

If I login to the router, close the browser tab and then return after a few hours, it gets into some weird state where some things are shown and others are blank.

E.g.
The Tools/Sysinfo page always seems to work and gets updated.
The network map shows internet status, memory & CPU usage, but the traffic is blank.
The syslog page show a strange chunk of HTML
If I go to the Addons/scMerlin page, I immediately get logged out and asked to login again

 

[geobernd]

It's never worked properly for me, and still doesn't.

It's always been like that for me too... Both on Asus Firmware and Merlin - all the way back to at least my previous RT-AC68U - and probably even before then...

 

[geobernd]

The latest Alpha Build for my RT-AX86U (3004.388.6_alpha1-gb287d474ae) seems to have fixed the Auto Logout. Now everytime I go to the browser IP it's asking me to login fresh without having logged out during the last sesssion - just as expected...
Before it would work for a couple of days and eventually it would be in the funky state described where some stuff works and some (e.g. viewing logs) does not...