Reputation: 1691
I want to restrict number of sessions that are logged in as admins (to 1).
I would like to just go through the list of active sessions and check if they are logged in as admin. This way I don't have to track login, logout, sessions expiring. Unfortunately there seems no obvious way to do that.
I know there are concurrency issues, but creating a simple lock around the code is simple enough.
Using cherrypy 3.2.I'm using in-memory session store.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 838
Reputation: 1691
Found a way using some of CherryPy internal structres:
for id, session in cherrypy.session.cache.items():
if session[0].get("login") == "admin":
admin_count += 1
Where "login" is any session parameter.
Upvotes: 4