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Ninjaty -> RE: keepalive.asp (5/7/2012 12:34:58)
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The sessions associated with the users would be what keeps them logged in, as well as what keeps their user permissions. But to my knowledge sessions don't usually expire on their own, unless there's a difefrence between PHP and ASP sessions. A session should remain active until the current browser instance is shut down.
As for the ASP files, I have my Zend Development Studio set as the primary program used to open them, but I doubt this will affect the browser's ability to interpret them. Anyway, since you say it the keepalive file has to do with sessions, I'm guessing it's used for checking whether or not a person is allowed to remain logged in. In such cases where the account is banned, deleted, or the name and/or password has been changed, it would make sense for the person to be logged out, so I'm guessing that's what the file is for. At the very least it seems to be a file that's supposed to operate in the background.
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