fix off-by-one maxUsers check on session init #4292
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The returned number of users from `getUsersWithAddress` will include the already connected user. The predicate `>= maxUsers` is incorrectly assuming that the new user is not already counted by `getUsersWithAddress`. This change corrects this off-by-one error by only closing connections after their are strictly too many users.
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Ahh, nice catch! Thanks for the quick fix :) |
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The returned number of users from
getUsersWithAddresswill include the already connected user. The predicate>= maxUsersis incorrectly assuming that the new user is not already counted bygetUsersWithAddress. This change corrects this off-by-one error by only closing connections after their are strictly too many users.