[Tickets #1056] NEW: Problems been logged in with 2 addresses at the same tim

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Ticket URL: http://bugs.horde.org/ticket/?id=1056
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 Ticket     | 1056
 Created By | ppooii at gmx.de
 Summary    | Problems been logged in with 2 addresses at the same tim
 Queue      | Horde Base
 Version    | RELENG_2
 State      | Unconfirmed
 Priority   | 3. High
 Type       | Bug
 Owners     | 
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ppooii at gmx.de (2005-01-03 07:54) wrote:

I dont't know if this bug really still exists, I am only a user and can't
find out which version is installed.
There are problems when you want to use Horde in to different browser
windows with two different mail-addresses at the same time. to do that, you
have to go to the login-page in both windows before logging in at all
(otherways you won't get a login-page with the second).
If you then log in with address "foo" in the first window, everything is
fine. Then you log in with address "bar" in the second window, there is an
error saying the username/password is wrong, even if it isn't, and you're
questioned to enter the password again, this time it works.
When you now go back to the first window where you logged in with "foo" an
eg change the directory eg to sent, you get the sent directory of "bar",
which you logged in at last (but in the other window), not of "foo", which
you logged in in the window you are in.
Additionally, the message
Notice: unserialize(): Error at offset 0 of 39 bytes in
/usr/local/apache_1.3.29/htdocs/admin/webmail/lib/Auth.php on line 250
is displayed.

Hope I could help,
regards,

P.S: pls mail me, if the bug is fixed or there is an reply, so that I can
beat my hoster to fix that ;-)