multiple logins?

I guess this is more of a suggestive question. I've got a client that wants
to have a member access area, they are extremely concerned however about
persons not being able to give another person they're username and password.
I can think of several ways of doing it however it would require that the
user use the same computer and rely on a cookie kind of thing. I don't think
this is a viable option though, I know I use probably 4 or more systems in
any given week. I'm kind of curious as to if anyone else has any suggestions
as to how I can make this happen. Thanks to all that reply

jason

Jason Cooke wrote:
> I can think of several ways of doing it however it would require that the
> user use the same computer and rely on a cookie kind of thing.
> jason
>
hi,
i don't know if i understand you correctly but you also may build a
session management by sending your session id as a GET variable in the
url and compare it with a database entry on your server. so you can use
two or more instances of your browser with different users logged in.

peter

I think he was meaning the other way around.

So that one user cannot be logged in twice at 2 different locations.

"Peter Aichhorn" <peter.aichhorn@chello.at> wrote in message
news:HKenb.35220$vL1.399362@news.chello.at...
> Jason Cooke wrote:
> > I can think of several ways of doing it however it would require that
the
> > user use the same computer and rely on a cookie kind of thing.
> > jason
> >
> hi,
> i don't know if i understand you correctly but you also may build a
> session management by sending your session id as a GET variable in the
> url and compare it with a database entry on your server. so you can use
> two or more instances of your browser with different users logged in.
>
> peter
>
>