Hi Billy,
From your description, I understand you want to prevent users from logining
multiple times(for a specific user account).
As for the login system, are you using Forms Authentication + Membership
service or are you using your own validatiing and authentication service?
Generally, for web application, it use cookie to indicate whether a certain
user has been authenticated(a fter he has login) in multiple requests to the
same server application(fro m client). therefore, if one user has login on
one machine and he change to another machine(or system), he may need to
logon again(since the cookie on original system/machine no longer exits).
Are you want to preventing such kind of relogin?
If this is the case, generally, you may need to maintain a table on
server-side(maybe in database or in memory) which mark the status(online or
not) of each user. If a user is marked as online, you will not allow any
more login attemp during that period. Also, such table cannot be 100%
accurate, you need to define an expire span(slide window) that if a user
hasn't visited the server app for that period, you will turn off that
flag(mark it as offline).
the ASP.NET membership use such approach to define the "online users", you
may refer to its implementation if you want to create your own monitoring
system:
#SqlMembershipP rovider..::.Get NumberOfUsersOn line Method
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...lmembershippro
vider.getnumber ofusersonline.a spx
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
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>From: =?Utf-8?B?QmlsbHkgWmh hbmc=?= <ht****@noemail .noemail>
Subject: How to limit the user only login the system one time at the same t
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2008 21:59:01 -0700
>I want to limit the user only login the system one time at the same time.
I don't want him login the system two with the same user at the same time.
How to do this?
If i have a table to record if this user has logined, this user didn't
logout and just close IE, how do i set his recoed in the table logout?
Thanks,
-Billy
