it's possible to do, but there's some problems
1) users tend not to logout but just close the window
2) sessions expire before user logs out
the only way to work around #2 is to store the php session in the
database and check to see if the session is still valid before logging
them on. but with #1, this work around won't work as the session on
the server is still valid until it expires, even though the browser
was closed and the client no longer has the session ID, though i guess
since the db has teh sessid we could force-expire the session to close
at the users request, but now you need a way for the user to tell what
computer is using what session so they can pick which to close in the
case of being allowed a couple logins.
On 12/13/05, Mauricio <address@hidden> wrote:
Hi,
there are some limitation (max number of logins) to the authentication
of the same user on different machines simultaneously to a phpgw
installation?
There are some way to chance this behavior?
Regards,
MaurĂcio.
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