>From the manual:
Cake Session Storage Options
Cake comes preset to save session data in three ways: as temporary
files inside of your Cake installation, using the default PHP
mechanism, or serialized in a database. By default, Cake uses PHP's
default settings. To override this in order to use temp files or a
database, edit your core configuration file at /app/config/core.php.
Change the CAKE_SESSION_SAVE constant to 'cake', 'php', or 'database',
depending on your application's needs.
core.php Session Configuration
/**
* CakePHP includes 3 types of session saves
* database or file. Set this to your preferred method.
* If you want to use your own save handler place it in
* app/config/name.php DO NOT USE file or database as the name.
* and use just the name portion below.
*
* Setting this to cake will save files to /cakedistro/tmp directory
* Setting it to php will use the php default save path
* Setting it to database will use the database
*
*
*/
define('CAKE_SESSION_SAVE', 'php');
In order to use the database session storage, you'll need to create a
table in your database. The schema for that table can be found in /app/
config/sql/sessions.sql.
On 4 Feb, 08:09, "Sergei" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> how to make persistent login with Cake's session component? Or should
> I manually create some cookies for this?
>
> Thank you.
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