Hello Dean -
On Fri, 23 Jun 2000, Dean Brandt wrote:
> Hi Hugh,
>
> Yes that did indeed work. Now we have another step tpo that
> scenario. We have a collection of users who are only supposed to have 10
> hours per day. It doesn't matter when this block starts but its only 10
> hours.
>
> I understand Session-Timeout = 36000 will limit to a 10 hour
> session, but what is there to stop them from logging straight back in for
> another 10 hours?
>
This has been discussed on the list many times.
Basically you need to keep track of the amount of time left for each customer
and use that value for the Session-Timeout. This will automatically log the
user off when his time runs out and he will not be able to log back in until he
purchases more time.
regards
Hugh
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