>Hello,
>I have a login script on my site. It sets up a small series of session 
>variables.
>
>I am running CF 5, patched, on a very new server, with ample memory and 
>CPU. The server is hardly loaded, according to stats.
>
>This script was written about two years ago, and has not changed.
>
>Session information is stored in session variables.
>
>Very recently, a few visitors to my site arrive at the site and appear 
>to be logged in as other member's of the site. Some of them may not 
>even log in. I have restarted the cold fusion service. 
>This problem still persists. 
>
>It appears that session variables are bleeding across to other sessions 
>on the site.
>
>I have started doing logging based on IP when initially logged in, and 
>the IP as they browse from page to page.  I have found in a few 
>instances, the IP from the login, and the IP accessed via cgi aren't even from 
>the same subnet.  These are always the sessions that have the wrong 
>information.
>
>Has anyone seen this problem?
>
>Thank you -

can you post some code - showing how the session variables are set and read?

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