Are sessions domain specific?
What I mean is this.
Suppose I have two websites:
secure.web.com
www.web.com http://www.web.com
and both web sites point to the same set of data.
If I looking at web page http://www.web.com/index.html
http://www.web.com/index.html and have a set of
Domains are specific, and so you do not get the same sesion variables. here's are
ways around this, but you need control of the content of both servers.
Cheers,
Rob.
David Buerer wrote:
Are sessions domain specific?
What I mean is this.
Suppose I have two websites:
secure.web.com
, 2002 7:38 PM
Subject: [PHP] Sessions /Cross Domain
Are sessions domain specific?
What I mean is this.
Suppose I have two websites:
secure.web.com
www.web.com http://www.web.com
and both web sites point to the same set of data.
If I looking at web page http://www.web.com
My first assumption would be yes they are domain specific, but it might be
possible to cross domains if both domains were run from the same web server
and you were to pass the session id between pages manually rather than it
being stored in a cookie..
What does everyone else think?
- Jacob
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Domains are specific, and so you do not get the same sesion variables.
here's are
ways around this, but you need control of the content of both servers.
Cheers,
Rob
Sascha Braun wrote:
Yeah,
I believe so, but you could reinitialize them when you jump to the other
webserver, or you use one
mysql database for sessionmanagement for both webservers.
Not exactly true, since if they jump to another server, you can make the
assumption they have a session
(Server1 Server2)
Am I wrong are would this work out?
Sascha
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Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 7:48 PM
Subject: RE: [PHP] Sessions /Cross Domain
I do have control over the content of both domains...in fact
: [PHP] Sessions /Cross Domain
Sascha Braun wrote:
Yeah,
I believe so, but you could reinitialize them when you jump to the other
webserver, or you use one
mysql database for sessionmanagement for both webservers.
Not exactly true, since if they jump to another server, you can make
] Sessions /Cross Domain
Are sessions domain specific?
What I mean is this.
Suppose I have two websites:
secure.web.com
www.web.com http://www.web.com
and both web sites point to the same set of data.
If I looking at web page http://www.web.com/index.html
http://www.web.com
James's answer is likely what you are looking for. As there are many
different ways to maintain sessions, you're going to get many different
answers.
However, the default behavior for PHP sessions is to assign the unique
identifier to a cookie. If this cookie has a domain of .web.com (see
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