>> Open sess_4f5d...0367 in any text editor and you will see your variable
>> there.
>
>I can't. I'm unable to open or download or change the permissions. Is it
>an array?
A serialized array, yes.
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>> What's actually stored on the server when using sessions?
>>
>> I've built a content management system on a commercial host, PHP 4.3.2,
>> Apache 1.3.28, and use session_save_path() to specify a directory. When
>> someone logs in, I check the username and password against the database, and
>> s
Lowell Allen wrote:
What's actually stored on the server when using sessions?
I've built a content management system on a commercial host, PHP 4.3.2,
Apache 1.3.28, and use session_save_path() to specify a directory. When
someone logs in, I check the username and password against the database, an
What's actually stored on the server when using sessions?
I've built a content management system on a commercial host, PHP 4.3.2,
Apache 1.3.28, and use session_save_path() to specify a directory. When
someone logs in, I check the username and password against the database, and
save username as a
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