No, there's not. I've previously answered this same question on
StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/43354080/13860 Answer pasted
below:
Is it possible to view a list of active user sessions on a couchdb
server?
Short answer: No.
Long answer: There's no such thing, really, as user sessions in CouchDB.
CouchDB's "user session" cookies are just an HMAC of the user's password
salt, the server secret, and the time the cookie was created (so it can
tell when it expires).
This means that an "active session" is any cookie that contains a valid
HMAC composed from a valid user salt, the valid user cookie, and any
timestamp that is less than N minutes in the past (where N is the
expiration time).
These sessions don't even have to be created on the CouchDB server, so
even logging auth requests is not sufficient. It's a common practice in
some situations to create these cookies in an app external to CouchDB.
As a followup question:
Why are you interested in listing active sessions? Maybe there's an
alternative approach to accomplish whatever you're aiming for.
On 1/21/20 3:54 PM, Andrea Brancatelli wrote:
Hello everybody,
speaking of the _session endpoint, is there any way to have a list of
active sessions by _user?
I don't seem to find one in the docs but maybe it's me... :-)
