@@ -597,21 +597,17 @@ function try_login() {
/* Generate a session ID and store it. */
while (!$logged_in && $num_tries < 5) {
$session_limit = config_get_int('options', 'max_sessions_per_user');
- # FIXME: this does not work for sqlite (JOIN in a DELETE clause)
- # hence non-prod instances can have a naughty amount of simultaneous logins
- if ($backend == "mysql" && $session_limit) {
+ if ($session_limit) {
/*
* Delete all user sessions except the
* last ($session_limit - 1).
*/
- $q = "DELETE s.* FROM Sessions s ";
- $q.= "LEFT JOIN (SELECT SessionID FROM Sessions ";
+ $q = "DELETE FROM Sessions ";
$q.= "WHERE UsersId = " . $userID . " ";
+ $q.= "AND SessionID NOT IN (SELECT SessionID FROM Sessions ";
+ $q.= "WHERE UsersID = " . $userID . " ";
$q.= "ORDER BY LastUpdateTS DESC ";
- $q.= "LIMIT " . ($session_limit - 1) . ") q ";
- $q.= "ON s.SessionID = q.SessionID ";
- $q.= "WHERE s.UsersId = " . $userID . " ";
- $q.= "AND q.SessionID IS NULL;";
+ $q.= "LIMIT " . ($session_limit - 1) . ")";
$dbh->query($q);
}
Signed-off-by: Eli Schwartz <eschwartz@archlinux.org> --- I don't know nearly enough SQL to know any kind of tradeoffs between one or the other, but this one should theoretically *work* everywhere, and certainly runs to success here on my sqlite development environment. web/lib/acctfuncs.inc.php | 14 +++++--------- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-)