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by suramya
Most probably whats happening is that your "Blackboard" application is using Sessions and is somehow using the same session ID for all users accessing the site.
So when the first user logs in the session is set to logged in and when the second user visits, the system checks the session to see if the user is logged in and since the Session ID is not unique the system thinks that a user is already logged in and lets them access the resources as user1.
To fix this problem you should have the application generate a unique session ID and store it on the local machine as a cookie. If the cookie doesn't exist a new one should be created and stored.
Hope this made sense. If you need more details on this let me know.
- Suramya
PS: Is this application an inhouse creation or something you bought?
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