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Managing unique and timed sessions in Django


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Introduction

utsessions allow the features of timed and unique sessions for an user account in Django.

What does it do ?

utsessions is a middleware that makes all opened user sessions unique.

When an user session is opened, the user account can't be reused before a certain amount of time. After this time, if the user account is reused, the first session is closed and a second one is opened.

A session can also be automaticaly closed after a choosen time.

This kind of behavior is useful for websites providing access to data by unique user account.

Philosophy

utsessions was written to be easily :

  • Installed in your projects, by simply registering the middleware.
  • Extended thanks to his design in object: each component can be removed or reused.
  • Configured, with the settings.py file which allows different behaviors.

Installation

Download the latest packaged version at http://code.google.com/p/django-ut-sessions/ and unpack it.

You can also perform a Subversion checkout to get the latest code. ::

svn checkout http://django-ut-sessions.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ django-ut-sessions

Inside the package use this command line to install the package into your PYTHONPATH. ::

$> python setup.py install

Project installation

Now simply add this following line into your MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES section. ::

utsessions.middleware.UTSessionMiddleware

It must be after the SessionMiddleware and AuthentifcationMiddleware like this : ::

MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = ( 'django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware', 'django.contrib.sessions.middleware.SessionMiddleware', 'django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware', 'utsessions.middleware.UTSessionMiddleware', )

Settings

If you want to define the period of a session before being logged out, set a value in seconds to SESSION_LIMIT_SECONDS in your settings.py

A session can be released for another user before a certain amount of time, set to default at 300 seconds. To change this value define SESSION_TOKEN_LIMIT_SECONDS. If set to 0, no lock will be created.

Tests

Put utsessions into your INSTALLED_APPS section and run : ::

$> python manage.py test utsessions

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