This smells like a bug or web2py is picking up some leftover sessions from cookies.
Try this: delete everything in the sessions/ folder of the three apps. If you still have the problem I will try reproduce the problem and fix it. Massimo On Dec 22, 5:40 pm, Marin Pranjic <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi there, > I need to make few apps that will share sessions. > For testing purposes, i have applications "shared", "app1" and "app2". > > In application "shared", i have: > > db = DAL('sqlite://storage.sqlite') > session.connect(request, response, db = db) > (...) > > in applications "app1" and "app2" i have: > > db = DAL('sqlite://../../shared/databases/storage.sqlite') > session.connect(request, response, db = db, masterapp = 'shared') > (...) > auth.define_tables(migrate = False) > (...) > > folders app1/databases and app2/databases do not have any databases, > which means they use database from "shared". Did that part right :) > > The funny part starts here: > If I register new user via application "shared", I cannot login from > "app1" nor "app2", only from app "shared". Once I log in application > "shared", I'm logged in all three applications. > If I register new user via applicaton "app1", i cannot login from > "shared", but can from both "app1" and "app2". After loggind, the same > situation as above, I'm logged in all three applications. > > I guess i won't have any headaches with this one, because application > "shared" will be 'hidden' and users will not register accounts using > registration form on that app. It should be enough, but that does not > solve the problem. I created another application "app3", and managed > to login to all accounts which I made from "app1" or "app2". Could not > login to accounts from "shared" (just wanted to make sure I got it > right). > > I don't know if this is a web2py bug or a feature, and if it is a > feature, why & howto fix (if possible). > > p.s. I used applications generated by framework, i edited only the > lines mentioned above.
