Yes I agree, but if I understand it right then the article suggests
that the issue originates from the single sign-on mechanism, in this
case the Django authentication backend. This should be smart enough to
handle the multiple sessions.
Anyway I had a hard time finding anything related on the web
as the article says, their sessions are independent of these used by
the web server. the cookies are not shared between office sessions and
web sessions. I think django has nothing to do with it.
On Aug 16, 4:04 am, Michel30 wrote:
> Hmm the workaround MS suggests actually works, so I have a
> wo
Hmm the workaround MS suggests actually works, so I have a
workaround :-)
But understanding why Django's authentication backend doesn't support
this would be good
On Aug 16, 9:10 am, Michel30 wrote:
> Addidtionally I found this kb article that I believe describes what is
> going on:http://suppor
Addidtionally I found this kb article that I believe describes what is
going on:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899927/en-us
On Aug 16, 8:59 am, Michel30 wrote:
> I have made a CMS-like application to store and retrieve documents
> using Django 1.3, mysql and Apache.
>
> One requirement was tha
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