Hi,
it might be too simple as approach, but:
1. I have tested what you said in both SSL/non-SSL version of the site and logging off didn't work with the newest Internet Explorer for both versions. I guess it has nothing to do with your SSL setup.
2. Have you tried to run the system without sessions (with cookies)? Can you log off properly then?
3. Since you're working with sessions, the system has to modify the user_sessions table in the db via SQL each time someone is logging in/off. You've mentioned that the db is slow - do you have a possibility to solve this speed issue before solving the log off problem?
Hope this helps,
Oliver
it might be too simple as approach, but:
1. I have tested what you said in both SSL/non-SSL version of the site and logging off didn't work with the newest Internet Explorer for both versions. I guess it has nothing to do with your SSL setup.
2. Have you tried to run the system without sessions (with cookies)? Can you log off properly then?
3. Since you're working with sessions, the system has to modify the user_sessions table in the db via SQL each time someone is logging in/off. You've mentioned that the db is slow - do you have a possibility to solve this speed issue before solving the log off problem?
Hope this helps,
Oliver
