Were they all too afraid to sign up or log in?

Come on in guy's, don't be shy.

You missed the rush.

Most users ever online was 55 on Today, 04:45 PM

Wow, that's a good sign.

Were they mainly members or guests.

lol that was funny. wonder if it was 55 diffrent people or someone with 55 instances of their internet browser open.

*EDIT* just did a simple test... and it was 55 diffrent people.. if you run multiple instances it only shows you as "guest" once... why 55 people all decided to come at once.. is a mystery.

Noticed Google.com was also spidering, so it may have been an error on the Google side that caused that. Either way I'm not complaining.

Bio's first theory has reminded me of something.

If I log on with one of the computers at home, then go on one of the others, it doesn't show me as being logged on.

Anyone know why?

Bio's first theory has reminded me of something.

If I log on with one of the computers at home, then go on one of the others, it doesn't show me as being logged on.

Anyone know why?

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I'm guessing here, but I believe it's the way Tarun has set the cookie settings for this board.

Cheers :P

If you either...

1. Idle for 15 minutes, or
   
2. Sign in at another location...
   

...it will set you offline/log you out.

@ Senuty

No it can't be cookies,

what I'm actually saying is, I have three computers networked, so if two of my kids signed up to Lunarsoft and logged in on their computers and I logged in on mine, then we should be able to see that each other is logged in but we wouldn't.

@Tarun

In a second I will post this reply, 10 seconds later I could be at one of my kids computers, if I get Lunarsoft up I won't be there, but I will walk back to my computer and I am there.

It is not really an issue, but I was curious.

More than one instance of the same IP address.

That's what I thought it might be.