Getting Started

Logging In, Out, and Connectivity

Summary: Logging In

Logging In

Logging Out

Runcible will record your logout in the user log.

Runcible will display the Runcible Home page.

Connectivity: Timeouts, Disconnections and Tokens

Inactivity: Runcible may automatically log you out after inactivity. This is partly a security measure, and partly to reduce costs of maintaining unused connections.

Websockets (Advanced): Runcible keeps a list of everything on your workspace, and then uses Websocket technology to maintain a constant connection between your browser and the server. If anyone else changes data that’s displayed on your Workspace, the servers update your workspace automatically. However, this connection can break if you have a poor internet connection. If the connection is lost, Runcible will turn the (?) icon red. The Runcible will try to restore the connection if its lost. If not you will need to refresh your browser to restore it.

Tokens (Advanced)- Every time your browser requests something from Runcible, it receives a new Token. Runcible tries to make sure it doesn’t get confused if you stop it in the middle of something - but it’s possible. If so it will try to recover. If it gets really confused it will ask you to refresh your browser.

Updates (Advanced): When we update the software it stops the queues that manage updating your workspace, and they will often go out of sync.

Note: In the future we will add a notification to the System Status Panel that asks you to refresh your browser if we update the software.