On 4/24/06, berto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to delete a user's session on the server? For example,
> say I log into the admin section on a public machine and don't log out.
> Is there a session file that I can delete on the server? In PHP
> world, it was possible to delete the sess_* from a temp directory. Is
> there something similar in django?
Hi Berto,
The session data is stored in your database, and you can use Django's
standard database API to access it.
In trunk, you'd do this:
from django.models.core import sessions
for s in sessions.get_list():
s.delete()
In magic-removal, you'd do this:
from django.contrib.sessions.models import Session
for s in Session.objects.all():
s.delete()
You can also inspect session data by playing with the session objects.
With a given session object s, use s.get_decoded() to get the session
data, which should be a Python dictionary.
Adrian
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