Hello! I'm a first-time Aster user. I'm currently testing the free demo with the intent to split my kids computer into two, so that both of them can play at the same time (Win 10 Pro). So far, in my limited tests, it seems to be working well! Congratulations on such an innovative solution!

Now comes the problem - my kids have limited computer time, and I have built a program to track their computer usage and shut down their account (expire their password + run tsdiscon to kick them out) when the time expires. The code is open-source, available here: https://github.com/mad-ady/mqttNanny .
Anyway, it runs as a system service and runs commands in the background. It runs as system account and issues:

query user

to get the active users list.

Without Aster, with two logged-on users, I can see who is active, because they are marked as such. With Aster, things are spooky... With two seats logged in, if I run the [c]query user[/c] command from the console (first seat), I get only the user on the first seat. If I run the command from the second seat, I only get the second seat user. If I run it from the system account user (cmd started as system account), I see only the first seat user...
So - my question is - how can I see which users are active? Ideally via command line or some programmable query... The goal is to check the seat occupancy every minute, so that I can keep track of kid's usage time.

Thanks!