If I have:
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
protect_from_forgery
before_filter RubyCAS::Filter
before_filter :fetch_operator
include SessionsHelper
private
def fetch_operator
@operator ||= session[:cas_user] && Operator.find_by_uid(session[:cas_user])
log_out if @operator.nil?
end
end
@operator is available for all controllers of my application.
But If I run, for example, two instances of my application from
different locations.
In the first instance the user logs in as 'user1', later from another
location, another user logs in as 'user2', then in @operator now I
have 'user2'.
How can I do if my application is used by more than one user?
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