Hello Sean -
>
> Anyone,
>
> Is there a way to completely turn off any session checking in radiator 2.15?
> According to the docs, if you leave out the SessionDatabase tags, radiator
> still uses an internal hash to track simultaneous logins. Is it as simple
> as excluding the Simultaneous-Use in the AuthBy section?
>
Not quite. Radiator will still use an internal SessionDatabase.
However, this feature was requested a few months ago, and the following
appeared in Radiator 2.16:
Added SessNULL.pm to the distribution, contributed by Daniel Senie
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Thanks Daniel. SessNULL.pm provides a session
database that does not store any session details and always permits
multiple logins. Useful for very large user populations where ther is
no multiple-login prevention required: this will require much less
memory than SessINTERNAL.
You would use it like this:
# configuration with NULL session database
<SessionDatabase NULL>
Identifier SDB-NULL
</SessionDatabase>
<Realm ....>
SessionDatabase SDB-NULL
.....
</Realm>
.....
Alternatively, if you are using multiple session databases, as long as the
NULL is the last session database definition in the configuration file, it
will be used as the default.
Isn't it nice to be able to say "fixed in the last release"? :-)
hth
Hugh
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