Hi Nasser,

It will show users who  have been online within Session.Timeout of the current time. Default session timeout in is 20 minutes, so it will show all users who have been logged and requested a page in within the last 20 minutes. Even if you log out the first user he will still show in the list until the session timeout interval, so 20 minutes later he should disappear from the list if he make sno more page requests.

If you never logged in as the one of them in the last 20-30 minutes and that user who you never logged in as appears in the list it would be a bug. 

Best,

Joe

We are not actually keeping track of sessions in the stats. We update the user.LastActivityDate on every page request. We show all users whose LastActivityDate > DateTime.UtcNow.AddMinutes(-Session.Timeout);

So it doesn't matter if they actually have a session, its not really based on tracking sessions. We just use the Session.Timeout for convenience as the window of time when a user is considered online.

We don't actually use any session variables in mojoPortal. We do count sessions by incrementing a global variable in Session_Start and decrementing it in Session_End (in global.asax.cs) and this is used for the count of users online.

Hope it makes sense,

Joe