Hi to all,
I'm having some trouble with setting up a session with one of my
clients. Which is: I've spent a good part of my day chasing ghosts
trying to find out where it goes wrong.
For some reason every request that client does shows up with a
different session_id in my django_session table. The effect is that
sessions last no longer than 1 request and are pretty much useless.
for s in Session.objects.filter(expire_date__gt='2010-02-17
10:00:00').order_by('expire_date'):
print s.expire_date, s.session_key, s.get_decoded()
[...]
2010-02-17 11:24:24 d17ce44e50fb0126b4b24fcc2dd1c3c8 {}
2010-02-17 11:24:24 9db3letmecensorthis6fca167and8ths
{'_auth_user_id': 161L, '_auth_user_backend':
'django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend'}
2010-02-17 11:24:24 711eefdee1da1de9ee810f05d5af3bf5 {}
[...]
The above represents a few requests by the same person/client that
constitute a login and the following page. As you can see: 3 requests,
3 entries in my session table.
The client is using IE 7. Cookies are turned on. Other parameters of
his environment are not known (firewalls, proxies etc).
I have about 150 users with various setups that use the site without
any trouble whatsoever.
I'm using Django 1.0. contrib.sessions and contrib.auth.users pretty
much out of the box.
Any idea on how to proceed on this? What information do I need to
gather to help me fix this problem?
regards,
Klaas
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