April 2026
Intermediate
1009 pages
34h 15m
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First a few words about the actual process: When using PHP session management, it is possible, as explained previously, to save data in a session. These are serialized[ 102 ] and stored in data memory—usually in the file system of the web server for reasons of simplicity. Each session has a number, by default a 32-digit hexadecimal value. (Attention: In the php.ini delivered as standard, this value is overwritten with 26; the setting is called session.sid_length.) This number, the so-called session ID, serves as a unique identifier for the data of the current session. The problem of buffering data between individual sessions is therefore reduced to the transmission of the session ID in the client-server ...
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