Old and new http passwords work for DWA

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both of them have been working for weeks.the 2 clustered mail servers and the IM server share an LTPA key.

All servers reboot every week and restarting the http task does not solve the issue.

I added anyway http_pwd_change_cache_hours=1 in notes.ini

I could not find a persistent cache on the Domino servers and it is not about browser cookies or temp files. I can reproduce the problem on any workstation I never used before.

It could come from our environment.

We use an ISA server as a proxy. How could Domino accept from ISA obsolete cached passawords?

Thank you for your feedback

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Subject: How often does AdminP run on these servers?

How often does the AdminP process run on these servers… I think there are some other settings as well… I remember this from a long while back…

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Subject: adminp settings set to default

when i change a password via DWA, the adminp request takes only a few seconds to change the password on the administration server.Otherwise all adminp settings are set to default, no notes.ini entries.

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Subject: Try this…

From the console…

‘show nlcache reset’

If that helps, create a program to run it every hour or so.

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Subject: nlcache

thank you; this command is very cool to get the new password work right away; but the old one still works as well.The ISA admin just came back from holiday. I am going to check with him and post the findings if any.

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Subject: Hi

HTTP password are chached for 48 hours.

Check this to change it:

http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/nd6forum.nsf/55c38d716d632d9b8525689b005ba1c0/a7abdc2a54923d8985256e750022a0cb?OpenDocument

Hope it helps

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Subject: notes.ini settings

I already used this setting but it does not do any good, and I am not even sure that it works as designed; anyway both passwords have been working for weeks. I believe it’s a matter of cookies since we use an LTPA token to authenticate on multiple servers. According to IBM, the cookies do not contain any password…

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Subject: resolved

Sorry, I forgot to mention that it is fixed:The old password was found in the Extended Directory (dircat), that was not updated with the new password (replication problem).