session cookie

[harsha.patibandla@gmail.com]

Hi,

What happens when the the previous session cookie is not destroyed (but
session_destroy () and session_unset() have been used previously) apart
from the fact that the previous session id will be used. Does this mean
that the previous session only will continue?


Could this cause problems while logging in (assuming only the session
id is stored in the cookie and all the session variables are set again
on the checklogin page)?

Harsha

[Rik]

Re: session cookie

harsha.patiband la@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,
>
What happens when the the previous session cookie is not destroyed
(but session_destroy () and session_unset() have been used previously)
apart from the fact that the previous session id will be used. Does
this mean that the previous session only will continue?
>
Could this cause problems while logging in (assuming only the session
id is stored in the cookie and all the session variables are set again
on the checklogin page)?

As long as you have deleted all session data it will be treated like a
brand new, shiny session. No previous data will be found.
--
Rik Wasmus

[harsha.patibandla@gmail.com]

Re: session cookie

Thanks for the answer...I was wondering if you could help me out with
the following problem:

We have a website which requires a login...and the login is
authenticate via ssh2....by using the ssh2 functions in php...the
webserver is apache...
However, sometimes, the ssh2_connect function returns false if you
login again sometime after you have logged out....i.e. the connection
is not established...I am not able to find the reason why as not error
is generated...how ever ig you clear the browser cache and close and
open the browser again, it logs in jsut fine...the ssl logs just shows
that the child process has been terminated....
I am just not able to understand the connection...it would be great if
you could help me out

Thanks,
HArsha

On Jan 20, 7:52 pm, "Rik" <luiheidsgoe... @hotmail.comwro te:

harsha.patiban. ..@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

>

What happens when the the previoussession cookie is not destroyed
(but session_destroy () and session_unset() have been used previously)
apart from the fact that the previoussession id will be used. Does
this mean that the previoussession only will continue?

>

Could this cause problems while logging in (assuming only thesession
id is stored in the cookie and all thesessionvaria bles are set again
on the checklogin page)?As long as you have deleted allsessiondata it will be treated like a

brand new, shinysession. No previous data will be found.
--
Rik Wasmus