Nat Budin

That's a problem coming from your command shell, not from Ruby. Are you using Cygwin on Windows or something like that? On Saturday, September 10, 2011 at 11:11 AM, peoples1...

Oh, I think I see what happened. My email client has messed up the command I tried to send you, so it didn't come the way I wanted it to....

Unrelated to this issue, if you're going to use Cygwin's shell, it's a good idea to be very familiar with bash shell syntax (because bash is the shell you're using)....

Hi Rodrigo, thanks for the bug report! We're actually aware of the issue and there's a potential fix checked into master, but we're still testing to make sure we haven't...

At this point I'm satisfied that this fixes Rails 3.1. The only question is whether this change breaks single sign-out support, which jeremyhaile coded. I don't have a CAS server...

Re debugging the cache through the console, my guess would be that you're not starting the console in the same environment as the app is running in. If this is...

I don't think it is because of the incomplete data property; the code to delete sessions doesn't even look at the data. It could be related to multiple instances, if...

I would recommend switching to the ActiveRecord-based session store: https://github.com/rails/activerecord-session_store This will store all session data in the database so you can be sure it's in one central location.

Ah, yes, you're right - sorry, I'd been conflating session storage with single sign-out storage strategy. The storage strategy is what's to blame here: it takes care of storing the...

There's a pull request in that completely overhauls the single sign out system. It's #64. Would you mind pointing your Gemfile at this repo: https://github.com/endel/devise_cas_authenticatable Let me know if this...