[UPHPU] Best way to prevent multiple logins from the same account.

[phpninja]

Now that I marked Daniel as spam, does anyone have a real reply?

-phpninja

On 4/5/07, Daniel C. <dcrookston at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 4/5/07, phpninja <phpninja at gmail.com> wrote:
> > has anyone figured this out, or
> > is it not possible the way I am trying to do it? Thanks in advance.
> dsa
> Hmm, I've got to question your ninja credentials if you don't already
> know how to do this.  Here's how I'd do it.  First, gather your chi
> into a tight ball near your second chakra.  Second, become one with
> the TCP/IP stack.  Then, accept that your task is a vast and empty
> void.  Daily zazen will help with this.  After years of study, you
> will come to see that you are a Buddha and that the answer lies within
> you.
>
> Hope that helps,
> Dan
>
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 >>Hello all, I have been hacking some code around to see if it is possible
to prevent multiple >>logins from the same account. That is, if
username/password is currently logged in, and >>someone opens another web
browser and tries to login with that same >>username/password it will then
redirect them out, saying that someone from your account >>is already
currently logged in.

>>I thought the best way of doing this would be adding a logged_in field to
my users table >>and when they complete a successful login, set the field to
yes. And then update it the >>field appropriately if someone clicks "logout"
it would just set the field to no. My problem is >>when a user click the X
button, or hits alt + 4, I do not think javascript can pick that up >>right
to set the logged in status to no via xmlhttp. has anyone figured this out,
or is it not >>possible the way I am trying to do it? Thanks in advance.