On Sat, Sep 26, 2020 at 12:10 AM ivanmarcus <[email protected]> wrote:
> In order to check this out I created a test user (with no additional > privileges) and assigned 4 connections to that user - two of which were in > use at that time, and two free. > > Upon initial login the list of possible connections was displayed on the > left of the screen, on the same line as each possible connection, but > rightmost, is displayed the message "Currently in use..." - if the > connection is in use - otherwise it's blank and the user may connect. > > Each possible connections is setup with default settings for almost > everything except the IP/port numbers, 'ignore server cert', and a little > detail around display parameters (eg font smoothing). I do not specifically > set max connections etc. > > It may be that there's something in your setup that differs from this, and > might be producing the result you see. You could, initially, try > experimenting with something similar to the way my test was set up first in > order to see if you can reproduce the same result? > > Just to give you more detail, this system is based on Ubuntu 18.04, MySQL > 5.7.3, Tomcat 8.5.39 all contained within a single VM, the browser in use > was Waterfox 2020.07. > It is worth noting, here, that active connection tracking is only currently implemented in the JDBC module. So, Ariel, if you are using some other module to store connections (LDAP, user-mapping.xml, etc.), you may not see the "Currently in use..." that Luke is talking about, here. If you need that functionality you should switch to the JDBC module. -Nick
