Well, I personnally use a SQL db into which I insert some information about
the connected users (IP,LOGIN if member or visitor if not, MD5 session
id -'cause I cannot use PHP4 sessions, my provider's got php3 - and unix
epoch DATE).
Each time a user sees a page, this user's DATE field is updated in the db,
and rows where DATE is older than 10 minutes are deleted, so inactive
members are not displayed anymore in the connected members list
As well, I use this table to implement sessions to authenticate users, using
cookies and MD5 strings.
If you want a script Tell me !!!
(°-Nayco,
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- Original Message -
From: Alexander Deruwe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 3:21 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: Detecting user logout.
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| why bother charting logouts. use cookies that expires so you know that
| they will eventually lose access and need to login again.
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| Yes, but then I can't show a list of logged in users (for administration
| purposes).
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| Alexander
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