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I have a client that is a large organization of 1,500+ users at 7 8 different locations. The application is a PHP application build on the Kohana v3.0 framework. The organization sits behind a proxy filtering mac makeup wholesale server at the ISP level. Each location has one main public IP address that funnels through the proxy then to the web. Each user has a Mac or Windows workstation issued by the employer.What they are experiencing appears to be cookie collisions.

 

Example: One user logs in at their workstation then another user logs in from the same location, different workstation, with the same OS and browser type. The second user receives the first users' active session by receiving cheap mac makeup a newly generated cookie (token) that matches the first user. This appears to only be related to the 'authautologin' cookie (set when the remember me check box is engaged on the login screen), but I'm keeping my options open to caching from the proxy I can't prove that the proxy is caching yet .Because of the network setup, the server sees hundreds of users logging in from the same IP address with the same user agent.

 

My initial thought is that the Kohana v3's way of generating cookies that are unique to the browser (user agent) is not unique enough for this real world application. Has anyone ever experienced anything like this? And discount mac cosmetics what would be the proper actions to take in cookie and session generation? Would managing cookies and active sessions in the database be better?I don think that the link is applicable, but duly noted for future reference. The application uses MySQL PDO through the Kohana 3.0 Database and Jelly modules.

 

Any other drivers in mind? There are about 15 other sites that are identical ( the database content) on this server for other clients that do not report this issue, so I pretty sure that it has to do with the network mac makeup outlet and the need to fine tune Cookie generation for this one site. And thats all! If you are generating your own cookie, then you really messed up somewhere. Now you can use the super global. The best practice is to call session_start in a common header file before you access in your application.