Michael A. Peters wrote:
The database session management class I'm using is something I
downloaded off the web several years ago.
I ported it to use mdb2 but it sometimes fails in a strange way if the
session is expired or if the browser sends a session cookie that does
not exist.
With error reporting turned off this isn't a problem. But with error
reporting turned on, it breaks the xml. Since error reporting is turned
on on my devel machine, this is an issue. The functions are hard coded
to return true and it seems that when the write or gc function fails,
the function of the site is not affected, but the error message that
results at the end of the page causes an xml failure.
Where it fails is in the write class and the garbage collection.
Unfortunately I don't know enough about the internals of sessions to try
to fix it, so I'm hoping someone can point me to a well tested database
session management class written for pear mdb2.
All my googling thus far has turned up classes that use a specific
database and I really want to avoid that, I'd rather use flat file than
go that direction.
I may have figured out the issue - the class seems to trying to be write
the session data before it has created a new session when a session
doesn't exist.
I'll play with it some more and see - but I would love a well tested
existing class ...
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