Re: vibe.d Subdirectory?

[Adam D. Ruppe via Digitalmars-d-learn]

If your php stores sessions in files, you can just read those 
files from D. Though that's horribly slow and I don't think php 
does that by default any more.

But it really depends on how the PHP is configured to see how 
easy it will be. It might just be a cookie to read then index 
into a database, or maybe a signed cookie too... no way to tell 
without looking at the actual thing.

But the php session formats, however they are stored, aren't 
terribly complex so you should be able to get into it.