csnyder wrote:
On 9/5/07, Kenneth Downs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This may be an over-simplification, but
are you using
session_write_close() after the authentication phase is complete?
Dan, I owe you a beer. That was it.
Wow. Every now and then, the high cost of a subscription to this list
is worth it.
Great call, Dan, I had no idea that session_write_close() even
existed, and I serve _everything_ via php. It was like getting the APC
speed-boost all over again!
Based on what posts about writing to a session in PHP state it is highly
recommended to execute a session_write_close() before a header redirect
as it can be that the browser already got redirected before the server
is done writing the session data. With session_write_close() that will
be guaranteed before anything else happens.
But based on a different thread we shouldn't use sessions anyway, right?
David
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