#4656: Session destroyed after non-CakePHP redirect
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    Reporter:  ZoeB                                                  |         
Owner:          
        Type:  Bug                                                   |        
Status:  reopened
    Priority:  Medium                                                |     
Milestone:          
   Component:  Session                                               |       
Version:  RC1     
    Severity:  Normal                                                |    
Resolution:          
    Keywords:  session reset destroyed safari firefox redirect ZoeB  |   
Php_version:  PHP 5   
Cake_version:  6311                                                  |  
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Comment (by mryellow):

 http://au2.php.net/manual/en/function.session-write-close.php

 From the comments:

 [quote]
 Workaround if session_write_close() still doesn't write sessions fast
 enough:

 I found with one PHP login system that even session_write_close() was not
 setting the session variables before I transferred pages with a Location:
 header.  So the user would log in, I would create the $_SESSION variables,
 call session_write_close() and then transfer to the secure page using
 header(Location:...).  The secure page would check for the session vars,
 not find them, and force the user to log in again.  After the second login
 the session would be found and they could continue.

 My workaround was to create the $_SESSION variables with 0 values before
 writing the initial login page.  Then I updated the session vars with the
 login results and used the header() function to switch to the secure
 location.  Once the session vars have already been created, updated values
 are assigned quickly.  Problem solved.  Just be sure the secure page
 checks both that the $_SESSION var exists AND that it's not 0.
 [/quote]

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/4656#comment:10>
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