[horde] Can't start a second horde session?

[Kevin Konowalec]

That's exactly what I've done.  The intended result is to have a URL  
that looks like https://www.myserver.com rather than https:// 
www.myserver.com/horde/imp.  I've followed the directions that Jan  
had given me and that all works great.  But is this "session sharing"  
between browser instances an unintended consequence of what I've done  
or is it a "feature" of the new version of Horde.

On my old cluster I was running Horde 3.0.9, Imp 4.0.4, and Turba  
2.0.5.  I have the exact same situation set up where the default url  
is just https://www.myserver.com and each instance of the browser can  
have its own session.  This has been tested and works across all  
browsers.  It's just now that I've moved to the new version of Horde  
you can only have one session per browser binary, not instance.

So the question again remains is this the intended behavior or is  
this a bug that can be fixed?

Thanks!

K


On Aug 4, 2006, at 7:24 AM, Marc-Antoine Zizka wrote:

>> Does this qualify as a bug or a misconfiguration?  I don't think this
>> is the intended behavior... and my setup isn't anything unusual.  All
>> I've done is forced it to use imp by default and not require the /
>> horde/imp path in the URL... I'm sure lots of other people do this.
>
> I don't think this is the way to do it. You want to change config/ 
> prefs.php
> (or your user's preferences) so that "initial_application" is set  
> to "imp".
>
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