On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 2:30 PM, leigh <[email protected]> wrote: > I think there is no straightforward, secure way of doing this. This is not > specific to roundcube, but applies to any website that uses browser cookies > to keep track of user sessions (pretty much any website that lets you log > in). There's no way to allow multiple sessions per browser because the same > cookies are available throughout all tabs of the browser. The only > workarounds are to use multiple browsers or private browsing modes, which > allows different sets of cookies to be used in different tabs/browsers. >
Exactly. Due to session/cookie handling, nearly all websites that require a login do not support multiple logins. The tip on this thread to use different hostnames is a great idea for an admin to setup. In some browsers, opening a "new window" will create a separate session. Firefox only allows a single session for all windows, but you can run multiple profiles which gives you multiple sessions. To launch the profile manager, run: firefox -ProfileManager Then create 2 or more profiles. Then run each profile with the -no-remote switch: firefox -no-remote -P <profile> Now you can login to roundcube, gmail, etc. with separate users at the same time. _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
