Do you have any load balancing on your production server ?
(because sessions are, by default, handle by PHP, and many server mean many
php. If you use PHP sessions with more than 1 server, the user have a
session only on one of them).
My 2 cents.
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 5:27 AM, Dheeraj Kumar
sorry dear
we don't have any load balancing on out production server.
thanks for the reply
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 12:40 AM, Damien Alexandre
dalexan...@clever-age.com wrote:
Do you have any load balancing on your production server ?
(because sessions are, by default, handle by PHP, and
Look at the implementation of executeSignin in your sfGuardAuth
Module and consider extending the single action or
sfGuardAuthActions
with your own implementation.
ensure that your destination after login is set the way you want it,
i.e. return the right views route from the action. (actions
Do you have other php applications ? If so check the session ttl on each, the
shorter wins ...
On 17 nov. 2009, at 05:27, Dheeraj Kumar Aggarwal wrote:
i have got a strange issue in my symfony project
when the user navigate through the site, sometimes symfony forwards the user
to login
*** i m not using any sfGaurd plugin
*** we don't have other php applications.
i m using my own implementation to authenticate user through sfUser
i have implemented a class myUser.class.php which extends
sfBasicSecurityUser
and having two methods signIn and signOut
yesterday when i was
