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FW/1 - Framework One - is a lightweight, convention over configuration, MVC application framework for ColdFusion / CFML.
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Session Management in 4.1 Seems to be a Problem #494

Closed carltonsmith closed 6 years ago

carltonsmith commented 6 years ago

I have an application that was running in 3.0 for quite some time with no issue, but after upgrading to 4.1 it is somehow swapping out the logged in user. I have yet to find what exactly is happening but the user code has not changed in years.

Richardtugwell commented 6 years ago

What version of ACF? Version 4. dropped support for ACF 9.. Lucee support didn't change

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carltonsmith commented 6 years ago

We have just upgraded to CF 2016 from CF 11. The upgrade was completed today. The problem has been persisting for a few weeks, since we upgraded FW/1.

Richardtugwell commented 6 years ago

Not that then. I suspect folks will want some more details and what if anything you've unearthed from your own debugging.

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carltonsmith commented 6 years ago

I have yet to find anything notable. I will update when I do.

carltonsmith commented 6 years ago

I don't think this is a framework issue. Looking at some logging it seems like it's calling something in my code that's doing it. Not sure why it wasn't an issue before, but it still seems to be my code. Closing issue.

seancorfield commented 6 years ago

@carltonsmith It's generally a good idea to assume that problems are in your own code rather than a framework that is used by hundreds of people -- and also to bring possible problems up on either the mailing list or Slack first, rather than creating issues on GitHub, thinking there's a bug in the framework! :)