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Hi Maurizio,

You are right. As of now, the possibility to use an account on only one computer simultaneously has not been implemented because it hasn't been needed yet.

It should be fairly simple to add it to the apAuthLocalUserPlugin,

First add a checkbox option in the apAuthLocalUserConfigureForm.php file to determine if more than one simultaneous connection is allowed for the same user.

Then in model/apAuthLocalUser.php, in the process() function, after authentication is ok, add a block of code that verifies if the option is checked and if so, it set the status of LOGGED_OUT to all previous connection from this user.

Thanks gbastien, that solved my question.

gbastien thanks for the answer.
specifically what checks should I enter?
I remind you that I paid for application development, and believed that this problem did not exist. A client of mine but I did note with its consecutive loss of money .. that's why it is urgent to apply a patch.

If I ask you a sort of wiki precise set these controls, if anything, with portions of code if you can.

I also think that this might be useful to other forum

thanks

Hi,

it is possible to share your code, which you have added? Thank you very much.

I have not aggiuto no code yet, because I do not know how comprtarmi. I honestly did not find it very easy to develop for authpuppy.

He hoped that gbastian answer soon because I really need this change.

Paid ? ..... If it is, i'm open to pay a fee.

maurizio, I should find time to make the change in the code during the weekend

It is done in apAuthLocalUserPlugin. Get it from bzr and let me know if it works as expected for you.

that steps should I upgrade?
how to backup?

that steps should I upgrade?
how to backup?

To backup, you could just move the directory plugins/apAuthLocalUserPlugin to somewhere else and get the code with

bzr branch lp:authpuppy/ap-auth-local-user-plugin

Once you have the plugin code in the plugins directory, you should clear the cache by running

./symfony cc

from the application's root directory and you're good to go.