You'd somehow need to keep the session around, but "mark" it as "revoked"
You then just check that flag/marker and print out a message:
if ($revoked){
echo "Session Revoked";
exit;
}
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> If an admin deletes a user's session while they are online, is it possible
> to show that user a message saying that their session has been revoked? I
> can seem to think of a way to determine if the user logged out or if the
> agent kicked them out.
>
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