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login/disable_multi_gui_login and multiple dialog/service logons

Former Member

‎02-07-2012 10:09 AM

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Hi there,

If login/disable_multi_gui_login has been set to 1, deactivating multiple dialog/service logons, is it still necessary to set login/multi_login_users, to limit multiple logons to Basis and Authorisations administrators only? As far as I understand it is good practice to set login/multi_login_users, as opposed to leaving it blank?

Thank you.

Regards.

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Former Member

‎02-07-2012 10:26 AM

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Its not mandatory to set login/multi_login_users ,It depends upon your requirement,If you really want to give any particular ids multiple login you can go for this.If its left untouched there is no issue

Former Member

‎02-07-2012 10:45 AM

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Hi Rean,

You can leave login/multi_login_users parameter blank,Unless you specifically mention the userids which are allowed to login multiple times no user is allowe to multiple times.

Regards,

Rakesh

Former Member

‎02-08-2012 9:18 AM

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login/multi_login_users is used to allow a list of users (ex: basis users) to login multiple times but not to restrict.

When login/disable_multi_gui_login is set to 1 then and only then if you want allow some users to login multiple sessions then you need to give the list for the parameter login/multi_login_users.