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Working through some session authentication stuff. I know that luminus defaults to storing it all in memory. In my dev repl environment, how can I see all the in memory active sessions?
I am using the default immutant wrap-session with no modifications at all.
One of my confusions is that the wrap-session creates the session cookie regardless of user sign in. Once autheneticated, then the buddy tutorial has me adding key :identity :user-name to the session map.
The broswer only knows that session cookie. So somewhere in memory I should have a map for session IDs to identities right?
