Logging out on one computer will not log you out on the second computer. For example, I'm currently logged in at work and at home. If I were to log out at home, I'd still be logged in at work.

In fact, you can even be logged in to different PM domains independantly. For example, I'm logged into to perlmonks.org and www.perlmonks.org. Logging out of one will not log me out of the other. ( There used to be a bug (incorrect cookie) which prevented me from logging out of www.perlmonks.org without going to perlmonks.org, but that has been fixed. )

In reply to Re: perlmonks login status by ikegami
in thread perlmonks login status by greatshots

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