Juan,

I worked on a [non cas] project years ago where this type of behaviour would 
happen in a classroom setting. I suspected it was some network hardware that 
could not distinguish the requests - response pairs, and 'guessed' which 
response matched which client request.
I never had a chance to solve this problem, so I am not much help.

Ray

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Hello,

We are running CAS 5.3, and tomcat 8.5.57 and experienced a scenario were a 
user logged into a saml2 service and saw another users information. They logged 
out and logged back in and saw their information.  We encountered something 
similar in the past when we had CAS 3.6 and Tomcat 8.0 and it had to do with 
Tomcat using the same jsessionid for the user who authenticated a few seconds 
before and the user coming in after was given the same jsessionid. We would 
have to bounce the environment completely.

We have haveged installed on the VM to help, has anyone encountered a similar 
issue, we had one user report the issue unfortunately we don't see a way to 
capture this information in the logs and nothing in the logs stands out for 
this particular case.

Thanks!

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Juan Quintanilla
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