Hi all,
I've been working on a reasonably large internal site using Django.
I was hitting the problem that user logins seemed to be getting
confused; ie., two users logged in at the same time would
occasionally switch 'User' database entries in request.user; one
user's request.user would point to the other's account. This site
tends to have 15-20 people on it at a time at peak usage, and page
generation takes long enough that two users actually having active
connections at once is quite probable.
I assumed this was a bug in my code; it wouldn't be the first...,
and this is a large project with too few test cases and such.
However, I recently wrote another small program in Django, completely
from scratch (ie. no shared codebase). This separate program also
exhibited the "shared user account" problem. This other program was
a small AJAX+Django chat widget, used over the course of a weekend by
~150 people; there were definitely concurrent sessions.
This is getting really annoying. Anyone have any ideas on how to
debug it?
Thanks,
Adam
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