http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932474 You open an ASP.NET-connected application in Internet Explorer. The application sends a Microsoft Outlook e-mail message that contains a hyperlink. In this scen
I\'m wondering if regenerating the session id after a successful login really a good practice and not just sort of a cargo cult behavior.
Is\'t possible to get list of all session_id in PHP SESSIONS? Note: I need maintained some file in the server. One file e开发者_运维问答qual one session. And I need to determine behaviour of old file
I read about session vulnerability in the php manual and came across this issue: I need my server/code to generate the session-id AFTER successfully authenticating the user.
I have a login page that sets session variables upon successful login. The login page then redirects to an admin page. The admin page is able to read session variables just fine. But when I do a jQuer
I\'m trying to implement a sort of favorites list that lasts with the session. Currently I have my sessions stored in the DB and favorites are stored in a separate table with the session_id of the use
I\'ve run into a problem where login on my site is not working consistently in IE8. It works fine in Firefox/Chrome/Safari but not IE8.
I\'m pulling my hair out over this one. I have tried to make a simple script to store sessions so when a user closes there browser, they can come back later and their shopping basket will still be in
I have a websocket connection from the browser to a php script running as a websocket server on CLI.
I\'m using a Node.js server and I\'m developing with the Connect framework. I\'m trying to regenerate SIDs after a given interval to avoid session fixation. There\'s a method called req.session.regene
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