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Originally posted by David O'Meara:
The main problem is that if you 'lock a user out' from logging in, there is no definite way to make sure they have left the site and can therefore login again. You have to maintain some user-management list which duplicates some session functionality but is not the same.
Shubhrajit
Originally posted by David O'Meara:
So if someone closes their browser without logging out, they cannot login for a period of time until the session expires on the server.
It's a problem that has to solved on a per-case basis, but personally I find that it's easier to allow users to log in multiple times and manage that instead.
Guess I see it as the right solution to the wrong problem...![]()
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