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The current method of ensuring state consistency across (potentially) multiple connects and disconnects by the same user is to clean up any state which is owned by a previous user before allowing a new connection on the server.
This works fine.. until the same user connects twice to the server, not taking out a state either time. You now have a situation where there are two connections from the same user potentially sharing state data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The current method of ensuring state consistency across (potentially) multiple connects and disconnects by the same user is to clean up any state which is owned by a previous user before allowing a new connection on the server.
This works fine.. until the same user connects twice to the server, not taking out a state either time. You now have a situation where there are two connections from the same user potentially sharing state data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: