Date: 03/29/00
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On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Gary Bickford wrote:
}I have found that just deleting a user from auth_user may not be enough
}for my application. I'm using default auth ($auth->nobody=true;).
} However if I (separately) use a mysql query to delete a user who is
}already logged in, they can still act as if they were there. For
}instance, $auth->auth["uname"] is still the same.
}
}What would be the most appropriate way to sense that the user has been
}'de-authorized' or deleted in the middle of a session or to force their
}session to no longer be valid? I suppose I could use auth_user.user_id
}and delete the session explicitly, but I thought there might be a more
}graceful way.
That's cause the session, the user got, when he logged is already active
and valid. $sess->delete() will help.
--SSilk - Alexander Aulbach - Herbipolis/Frankonia Minoris - (0931)22032
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