Session Tracking

[thippireddybharath]

You are welcome Harith. To.To answer your question - It depends on the business requirement you have.You are allowed to do both a database save and also write to a log file from with in your filter.What exactly is your requirement?

[nilashishchakraborty]

Thanks a lot for the video. I have a question. Say, for example, I wish to keep the user logged in even after browser is closed. How do I do that? Since, every browser open/close would create a new session, the previous session id will be lost as soon as the browser is closed. Basically the requirement is to keep a track of the every user login and logout and map all the sessions with IP & Browser. For every Update/Delete/Insert operation, we should be able to map it with a session id and hence, the IP & Browser.

Also, I read that storing jessionid as a cookie in the browser side and using it to authenticate logged in users is prone to XSS. HttpOnly needs to be set as true for that cookie.

[haaaaarith]

Thanks for this helpful video tutorials. could you please answer my question.
Can i direct the filter output, for example i create log filter. and i want to direct the output to DBMS instead of log it to txt file. or can i direct it to both txt and DBMS.? 
Best Regards. 
 

[sridhardurairaj]

Thanks for uploading this video bro.😃😃

[heroismist]

Looks like kanan gill's brother. Thanks bro good video

[jaidapuramprathyusha]

*thanq sir thanq so much it was very help full fr me tq*

[abcrectify]

make video on django sessions properly please

[LocalpizzasUs]

Excellent explanation. BTW - I almost forgot to leave a like (short term memory loss? idk)