Re: Sessions using MM
| From: | Morty McFly | Date: | Fri, 30 Jun 2000 04:27:48 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Sessions using MM | ||
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Hi Teodor,
> I suppose you did add --with-mm at configuration time.
<sheepishly>
Actually, no.
</sheepishly>
I've been trying
--with-mm
but it gives me the error:
"configure: error: cannot find mm library"
and stops.
As a ditch effort I even tried:
--with-mm=ext/session
but that didn't help either.
> > Has anyone used memory modules successfully at all?
> I was looking into, Sascha wrote once on the list how to use it , iirc.
Any chance I can get a hold of this?
> > Also, does anyone have inputs on using
> > session.use_cookies set to 0?
> > How do you keep track of the sess_id on the clients side?
> these are so called `session cookie' (nothing to do with your session
> on the server) and are not written to the client disk, but kept
> in memory for as long as the browser is still open (i.e. you have
> least a window(instance) open)
Aha! Thanks for confirming this, I had come to the same conclusion but
it's good to have it from authority.
What I'm wondering now is, what happens if the client disables cookies?
Does the browser still accept this? If not, something will obviously have
to be done at the script end. Is there where we start using the URL for
storing session IDs?
It's a bit frustrating none of this is actually documented in one place.
But
> > Could any of the developers please respond?
> they are busy hunting bugs? :)
I should have known better :)
Thanks very much Teodor.
-Morty