WHY does MY EMAIL SESSION EXPIRE WHEN I OPEN AN EMIAL AND IT AIN'T COOKIES!?
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If you have more than one session into your mailbox, it will do this.  For example, you open Yahoo mail, then minimize it because you are looking at something else. Then you open Yahoo mail again. Yahoo wants to verify that you are really you before going forward with any more requests. It protects you in case you are using a public computer (library, cyber cafe, etc) and leave without closing all your windows. \n\nSome third-party chat uilities and other add-ons will mimic a session login so try turning all of those off and see if that helps.
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You have got your security settings set to the max and therefore it won't accept cookies.  This might be done via an add on - google toolbar or spyware protector or via your internet settings.\nIn your browser click on tools then internet options.  Go to Privacy and Advanced - there you will see what settings your cookies are on and then alter them as you need - or check with your other security programme you may have running.
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r u logging /signing out after u use ur mail... usually thats the problem especially if ur using a public computer...ppl wouldnt bother hacking ur email unless ur 'somebody'
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clear your temporary internet files,and find go for content menu in internet options and clear the ssl state\nthen try keep control key + F5( it will restart the servers cache and refreshs the page)\nif it doesnt work contact the yahoo service(using another mailbox)
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delete your current cookies\nthen\ntry to login
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once you sign out of your email account ... you might want to clear your browser cache, history and cookies... from the computer you are using... this is especially a good practice to do if you are using a computer at a cafe or library...\nthe emails (browser pages) are collected in the temporary internet files/folder (some collect in the Temp folder) which will be deleted if you clear the browser cache as I mentioned above
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If the certificate has expired, it doesn't matter if you add the certificate to your list or not, it will STILL be expired. However... I just used Yahoo!'s certificate earlier and it was not expired, so you may be falling victim to an attack wherein a hostile computer is posing as the one to which you are trying to connect.\n\nI'd suggest trying to connect to the two sites in question from an entirely different network and seeing if the problem persists.
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Please give more details. Are you using a web interface, an email client? What email service are you using? What OS you have? etc.
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perhaps you should try mapping unique IP addresses to bookings.\nnot perfect but there's a lot of people like me who clear their cookies every day.
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Try to delete cookies.  I did that and it seemed to work.
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try another browser or computer. \nif it works fine, then the problem is with the email service provider. \n\nif it does not work fine then the problem is with your computer. \n\ntry re-installing the browser that you are currently using.
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Check to see if you've enabled cookies. If not, or not for that site (depends on security level if you use IE), then it won't work.
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You need to clean out your cache and history files, cleaning the cookies would'nt hurt either.
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The best thing to do is leave it alone and it will die on its own after 6 months. They become inactive. That's what happens to old e mail addresses that my patrons no longer use at my library and after 6 months they try to log in and it doesn't work..
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Try to access it just using the IP address (you can get this if you look at 'details' of old emails you sent). If you CAN, then there is a DNS error. If you have already waited a few days (or three months) and it still doesn't work, you should make sure the DNS entry was made with whoever your DNS provider is.\n\nIf you CANNOT reach it with the IP address, it is more likely your email server has a problem.
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maybe try going into properties and deliting the cookies and temp files and other stuff.  good luck
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provide details !\nwhat exactly happens when you try to send email?\n\nprolly IE crashes!