On Monday, 18 February 2013 17:28:27 UTC+7, Jeremy Burns wrote:
>
> I want to be sure that a user account is only in use by a single user at
> any one time. My thought was to add a user_id column to the cake_sessions
> table, then on log in check to see if the current user's id is stored
> against any records that don't match the current session id. I delete all
> those records which effectively logs any other user's logged in with 'this'
> account. I then store the current user's id against the current session.
>
> I had this working in 1.3 by using $Session =
> ClassRegistry::getObject(Configure::read('Session.model')); and then using
> the $Session object to query, delete and update records. It fails in 2.3. I
> have tried to create a new model with $useTable = 'cake_sessions' but doing
> a find of any type returns an empty array.
>
> Is anyone else doing anything similar or has any pointers please?
>
I was doing something similar using redis session store but then converted
to db store
https://github.com/xintesa/DbSession/blob/master/Model/Datasource/Session/DbSession.php
Note: it uses an extra table cake_user_sessions.
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