Thank you!
On Tue, 26 Feb 2013 08:49:42 -0800 (PST)
Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
> With digital media you can run a companion ajax call to 'ping' the
> server every n seconds - but that isn't very secure. that method is
> largely used for performance and audience analytics.
>
> if you want to 'secu
With digital media you can run a companion ajax call to 'ping' the
server every n seconds - but that isn't very secure. that method is
largely used for performance and audience analytics.
if you want to 'securely' track video streams, you'd need to do that
within the server that is serving them -
On Mon, 25 Feb 2013 13:53:27 -0800 (PST)
Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
> - Stash a "session_start" timestamp in the session
> - At the start of every request, run a function to check the
> "session_start" timestamp against `now`. if your criteria is met, you
> can invalidate the session, update the da
- Stash a "session_start" timestamp in the session
- At the start of every request, run a function to check the
"session_start" timestamp against `now`. if your criteria is met, you
can invalidate the session, update the database, and redirect the
user.
depending on how you set up your requests,
Hello all!
Is there any way to do accounting with pyramid python?
I would like to develop a web application where the
users navigation time is tracked. When the preconfigured
usage time is passed, the session get invalidated and
the user get logged out.
I already have all the code for administer
