Doubt you'll know... extensions and serializer

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  • mlw

    #1

    Doubt you'll know... extensions and serializer

    I have created an extension in PHP. It implements a new serializer for the
    session manager. Unfortunately, the session extension is initialized first,
    and fails to see my extension.

    Anyone have a suggestion?
  • IWP506@gmail.com

    #2
    Re: Doubt you'll know... extensions and serializer


    mlw wrote:[color=blue]
    > I have created an extension in PHP. It implements a new serializer for the
    > session manager. Unfortunately, the session extension is initialized first,
    > and fails to see my extension.
    >
    > Anyone have a suggestion?[/color]

    Change the order in php.ini?

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    • mlw

      #3
      Re: Doubt you'll know... extensions and serializer

      IWP506@gmail.co m wrote:
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      >
      > mlw wrote:[color=green]
      >> I have created an extension in PHP. It implements a new serializer for
      >> the session manager. Unfortunately, the session extension is initialized
      >> first, and fails to see my extension.
      >>
      >> Anyone have a suggestion?[/color]
      >
      > Change the order in php.ini?[/color]
      I looked for such a directive, where would I find that documentation?

      It isn't loaded as a module, its built in.

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      • IWP506@gmail.com

        #4
        Re: Doubt you'll know... extensions and serializer


        mlw wrote:[color=blue]
        > IWP506@gmail.co m wrote:
        >[color=green]
        > >
        > > mlw wrote:[color=darkred]
        > >> I have created an extension in PHP. It implements a new serializer for
        > >> the session manager. Unfortunately, the session extension is initialized
        > >> first, and fails to see my extension.
        > >>
        > >> Anyone have a suggestion?[/color]
        > >
        > > Change the order in php.ini?[/color]
        > I looked for such a directive, where would I find that documentation?
        >
        > It isn't loaded as a module, its built in.[/color]

        Can't you remove PHP's extension from the file? Then your's would be
        the only one.

        But I don't know for sure. You'd just have to try it.

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