There are 2 users on same IP. Both users login and receive same session id like HponiRbO4VTZlfbyOSHOt7RnGmlBVhlMkUd9VDmS
Both users try to logout and login again, then again get same session id. I am using nginx php-fpm cache but has skipped for /admin routes.
I do not know is it nginx php-fpm cache problem or Sentinel problem or Laravel Problem or PHP problem or anything else.
How can I solve it or debug it ?
How the sesstion id is created for user when any user signin ?
I am using Sentinel::authenticate($request->only(['email', 'password']), true) for login user.
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There are 2 users on same IP. Both users login and receive same session id like HponiRbO4VTZlfbyOSHOt7RnGmlBVhlMkUd9VDmS Both users try to logout and login again, then again get same session id. I am using nginx php-fpm cache but has skipped for /admin routes.
I do not know is it nginx php-fpm cache problem or Sentinel problem or Laravel Problem or PHP problem or anything else. How can I solve it or debug it ?
How the sesstion id is created for user when any user signin ?
I am using
Sentinel::authenticate($request->only(['email', 'password']), true)for login user.