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awiam(tool, public)

Who is this caller? A directory and session store that fails honestly.

Name

awiam — Who is this caller? A directory and session store that fails honestly.

The problem it solves

Deactivation that takes effect "eventually" is not deactivation, and a store that cannot be read reports zero users — which every caller reads as "nobody is authorised" or, worse, as an empty directory to helpfully repopulate.

Instead of trusting / you check

instead of trusting
—
you check
—

Adopt it alone

Deactivate one session and watch it stop working immediately.

Install

install
pip install awiam

Where it sits in the path

  • Not on the path yet — reference only.

See also

awbac · awdit

Links

Source on GitHub · Its own page

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The ecosystem this belongs to

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