Have you waited more than 2 hours before submitting your request?

Do you compose posts over 2 hours? Just reload the page or switch view (simple/expert) before saving a post.

I am the administrator. This was amending a post that I have not touched for weeks. In previous versions eg V3.3.3 and running back to 2.x I have not struck this issue. In other sites that I have tested V4.0.1-beta on, I do not get this message for the same action, hence it needs to be a setting or a server issue.

Also, as administrator, I do need to access quickly if there is an edit issue.

This feature was added in v4. Any form must be submitted within 2 hours after opening. This increases security and protects your blog.
More info here http://manual.b2evolution.net/Crumbs

It doesn't matter if you're an admin or a basic user.

Again, if you see that error message, it means that you've waited over 2 hours before submitting a form. Just reload a page before submitting it.

Like to say it works, but cannot. Previously had followed the direction on refresh or hitting the 'Resubmit Now!' button does not change anything - it just returns the same error - a continual loop!
Thoughts!

Can you give a link to your blog?

Try http://www.censorfree.com.au

There's another problem, on this page headers get displayed
http://www.censorfree.com.au/issues/htsrv/async.php
Here too http://www.censorfree.com.au/issues/htsrv/login.php?action=lostpassword

Sorry, but it looks like your customizations broke b2evo. I can't imagine what causes these errors.

Sorry to say, despite our best intentions we are in the wrong place to resolve this. I did a complete new install from fresh with a new database etc - in effect create a new blog. Problem persists. It will not even allow may to change the admin password on start-up - the error message I receive is "Incorrect crumb received! [user] etc".

This has to be about a setting outside of B2 on the server. I am on:
PHP V5.2.13
Mysql:5.0.90

However, unlike other installations it is telling me the PHP as (user) and (Group) is unknown - is this a lead to something?

However, unlike other installations it is telling me the PHP as (user) and (Group) is unknown - is this a lead to something?

Not really, that just means that the php_posix extension is not installed (or you are on a Windows server). Did you, by any chance, recently upgrade to PHP 5.2?

I've got this problem, too. I upgraded to v4 beta and now I can't post any comments. I thought it was my customized skin, but I switched to stock skin and I get the same issue.

When I view source I see the crumb as a hidden input. But htsrv/comment_post.php isn't liking it. Here's a url:

http://personman.com/priorities

EDIT: If you test the link above you'll find that it works. This is just because I edited the assert_received_crumb() definition and had it return true in all cases. I'd still like to be able to use this feature if I can get it to work.

Do you use page cache with delay time over 2 hours?
I guess we should make those crumbs optional.

Better still ... only release stable versions ++ "testing version"? Unlike current stable/dev options of 3.x (testing?) && 4.x(cutting edge bugs?)

Wb Danny, sorry your visit was prompted by a VPS failure with core code :(

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4.x(cutting edge bugs?)

I don't agree here. v4 does have small bugs, but it generally works pretty good. I run it on several production websites.

3.x still has "small" bugs ... do you consider that stable?

Take a look at the developer list and ask yourself "is evo moving forward"

Don't get me wrong, great code ( waaaaaaay beyond wp crap ), and I appreciate the time and effort that has gone into it, especially since a tad of that time and code was my own yeah?, but recent evo is crap, bloated, has spyware (although it's opt-out *if* you know how) and has more spam links than my favourite porn sites

You might be happy with that, I'm not

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