You can check the table auth_event to see if user logged in. But you will need an extra code to ensure that user logs out.
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 4:10 PM, Janath <jana...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > The web2py application I work on uses an API to automate another > application. Only one instance of that application is allowed to > initialise. therefore, at the time of login to web2py, I need to check if > someone is already logged in. If so I can notify the other to wait. > > I thought of writing a record to a table and check that at the time of log > in. But if the user closes the particular tab without logging out, I wont > get the chance to modify the said table. > > Further, I also need to limit concurrent sessions, even for the the logged > user, as it might end up the same situation in my context. > > Workarounds appreciated! > > Janath > > -- > --
