Yeah, my solution so far has been to check the last modified time of the
session file and then go from there. If the modified time is > then time
permitted, then that file is removed and the user's session is rendered null
and void. What I am doing is allowing a variable X number of user's to
simul
"Christian Calloway" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Yeah thats pretty much what I have concluded. I was absolutely sure there
> would be a way to check if a session was still active, but I guess not
:-(.
> Thanks though
It depends on your definition of 'active.' If
Yeah thats pretty much what I have concluded. I was absolutely sure there
would be a way to check if a session was still active, but I guess not :-(.
Thanks though
Christian
"Larry Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I don't know of a function, but you could possi
I don't know of a function, but you could possibly read the directory where
the SID files are stored. I use sessions a lot; however, I've not tried to
accomplish this. I don't know if by default you can read the SID directory
from a script or if this is blocked for security reasons or not. If no
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