I don't see a bug here - things work, just no as ideal as it coulb be. I ended up using monkey-patching so I don't even need the thread-local globals - I use them in a dependancy-injection kind of way. So I am successfully bypassing the lack of support in 1.8.95. The issues massimo is raising seems to apply to any version, and are architectual in nature - how does one reliably-accesses the user-name of the current session, regardless of how sessions are being stored and what authentication mechanism is used. I don't know. And it seems no one else has an answer either. Perhapse there isnt a good answer for that as of yet.
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