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Erwin Dondorp updated ARTEMIS-3078:
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Description:
When there are 2 brokers running, logging in into the web console of the second
broker will cause an immediate logout in the session for the first broker.
* start 2 containers, echo one with an independent Artemis installation
use port mapping in docker to give each a unique port number
* open webconsole session for first broker and log in
* open webconsole session for second broker and log in
* see that the first session automatically logs out and returns to the login
screen
the affect is symmetric and can be repeated as many times as wanted
When working on a network-of-brokers, this is fairly annoying...
was:
When there are 2 brokers running, logging in into the web console of the second
broker will cause an immediate logout in the session for the first broker.
* start 2 VMs, echo one with an independent Artemis installation
use port mapping in docker to give each a unique port number
* open webconsole session for first broker and log in
* open webconsole session for second broker and log in
* see that the first session automatically logs out and returns to the login
screen
the affect is symmetric and can be repeated as many times as wanted
When working on a network-of-brokers, this is fairly annoying...
> Log in on second web console closes first session, even for different brokers
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> Key: ARTEMIS-3078
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARTEMIS-3078
> Project: ActiveMQ Artemis
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Web Console
> Affects Versions: 2.16.0
> Reporter: Erwin Dondorp
> Priority: Minor
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> When there are 2 brokers running, logging in into the web console of the
> second broker will cause an immediate logout in the session for the first
> broker.
> * start 2 containers, echo one with an independent Artemis installation
> use port mapping in docker to give each a unique port number
> * open webconsole session for first broker and log in
> * open webconsole session for second broker and log in
> * see that the first session automatically logs out and returns to the login
> screen
> the affect is symmetric and can be repeated as many times as wanted
> When working on a network-of-brokers, this is fairly annoying...
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