On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 2:27 PM, Arthur Richards <[email protected]>wrote:
> (in prod, we at least used to use memcached to store session data, but
> dunno if this is still the case or if this is the case for betalabs).
> Anyways, there could be something wonky there causing token mismatch
> problems. This seems somewhat unlikely to me because if this were a
> problem, we would probably experience more issues on betalabs than we have
> been - but it certainly still seems possible.
>
> Chris mentioned to me earlier that he pinged Coren about this on IRC - any
> followup yet, Chris?
>
Yes, I talked with Coren and hashar both briefly. We're using memcache in
beta labs for session storage also. Neither Coren nor hashar had any
further illumination.
So here's another question:
This code is in MF:
private function submitSettingsForm() {
$context = MobileContext::singleton();
$request = $this->getRequest();
if ( $request->getVal( 'token' ) !=
$context->getMobileToken() )
if the token in $request is always expected to be equal to the token in
$context, then why does this if() statement even exist? Why do this check
in the first place? Whatever this is guarding against seems to be actually
happening.
-C
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