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if you have access to the system, you could probably limit the
systems TCP keep alive time. If it doesn't see activity in a certain
amount of time that connection is closed and the Apache thread is
released. When that's closed the session should be released as well.<br>
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On 4/13/2012 12:32 PM, steeph wrote:
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On 04/13/2012 05:48 PM, Ms. Nancy Wichmann wrote:
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<div><span>I don't know if it shows people after they actually
bother to log out, but it might. The fact is that the list
just has no connection to reality. I don't know if
actually reading the Session table would be any better
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That's right. But you can set an amount of minutes after the
user's last activity. After this the user isn't displayed as
"online" until the next page is called. Sure, it isn't reality,
but most times it's not far from it.<br>
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If Roger wants to show such a block, views is my recommendation.
If it's not accurate enough, I have no recommendation. But if
hiding admin users is all that he wants to change about the
display provided by core, that should do it.<br>
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