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		    Hi, Is there anyway I can reset the executionTimeout manually?
 I get an "You are not allowed to view this page" when the executionTimeout ends
 even when I'm in a middle of something in a module (etc a database search, editing a record)
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		    Hi, thanks for your replyI get a "You are not allowed to view this page."
 after the xx seconds declared in Web.config as:
 
 httpRuntime executionTimeout="xx"
 
 
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		    So execution timeout seems to be 98 seconds and sessionState is defaulted out for 20 minutes.
 You can modify either value and upload the web.config file back up to your host.
 
 The "not allowed" error is most likely the sessionState, which holds your credentials in a cookie. Btw - make sure you are not removing your web browser cookies nor disable them.
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