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Imho the only way would be to delete the session in the database (#__session table).

Then the user is forced to log in again and the permissions are calculated fresh.

UPDATE: As the comment below, there is no "joomla way" to destroy the session if we are using JSessionStorageNone. So, you likely have to wait till that users session times out or he logs out himself.

Imho the only way would be to delete the session in the database (#__session table).

Then the user is forced to log in again and the permissions are calculated fresh.

Imho the only way would be to delete the session in the database (#__session table).

Then the user is forced to log in again and the permissions are calculated fresh.

UPDATE: As the comment below, there is no "joomla way" to destroy the session if we are using JSessionStorageNone. So, you likely have to wait till that users session times out or he logs out himself.

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Imho the only way would be to delete the session in the database (#__session table).

TheThen the user is forced to log in again and the permissions are calculated fresh.

Imho the only way would be to delete the session in the database (#__session table).

The the user is forced to log in again and the permissions are calculated fresh.

Imho the only way would be to delete the session in the database (#__session table).

Then the user is forced to log in again and the permissions are calculated fresh.

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Imho the only way would be to delete the session in the database (#__session table).

The the user is forced to log in again and the permissions are calculated fresh.