Myra::Session Namespace Reference

Manage session IDs. Used by the Myra Apache module to determine if a user has correctly logged in. More...

Functions
bool	remove_expired_sessions (Json::Value &root)
	Remove all exipred sessions. More...
Json::Value	read (void)
	Load all sessions. More...
void	write (const Json::Value &root)
	Write all sessions. More...
std::string	create_new_session (const std::string &username, const std::string &ip_address)
	Create a new session ID and immediately save to disk. More...
std::string	create_new_session (Json::Value &root, const std::string &username, const std::string &ip_address)
	Create a new session. The sessions are not saved to disk. Remember to call write(). More...
bool	delete_session (const std::string &session_id)
	Remove a session ID and immediately save to disk. More...
bool	delete_session (Json::Value &root, const std::string &session_id)
	Remove a session. This sessions are not saved to disk. Remember to call write(). More...
bool	is_valid_session (const std::string &session_id, const std::string &ip_address)
	Validate a session id and source IP address. More...
bool	is_valid_session (const Json::Value &root, const std::string &session_id, const std::string &ip_address)

Variables
const char *const	Filename = "/usr/share/myra/myra-session.json"
	Filename where session IDs are stored. More...

Detailed Description

Manage session IDs. Used by the Myra Apache module to determine if a user has correctly logged in.

Function Documentation

std::string Myra::Session::create_new_session	(	const std::string &	username,
		const std::string &	ip_address
	)

Create a new session ID and immediately save to disk.

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std::string Myra::Session::create_new_session	(	Json::Value &	root,
		const std::string &	username,
		const std::string &	ip_address
	)

Create a new session. The sessions are not saved to disk. Remember to call write().

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bool Myra::Session::delete_session

(

const std::string &

session_id

)

Remove a session ID and immediately save to disk.

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bool Myra::Session::delete_session	(	Json::Value &	root,
		const std::string &	session_id
	)

Remove a session. This sessions are not saved to disk. Remember to call write().

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bool Myra::Session::is_valid_session	(	const std::string &	session_id,
		const std::string &	ip_address
	)

Validate a session id and source IP address.

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bool Myra::Session::is_valid_session	(	const Json::Value &	root,
		const std::string &	session_id,
		const std::string &	ip_address
	)

Returns

false if the session id is invalid, or if the IP address doesn't match.

true if the session is valid and the IP address matches.

Json::Value Myra::Session::read

(

void

)

Load all sessions.

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bool Myra::Session::remove_expired_sessions

(

Json::Value &

root

)

Remove all exipred sessions.

Returns

true if 1 or more session was removed.

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void Myra::Session::write

(

const Json::Value &

root

)

Write all sessions.

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Variable Documentation

const char *const Myra::Session::Filename = "/usr/share/myra/myra-session.json"

Filename where session IDs are stored.