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Posted by R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah on 06/25/06 18:16
Erwin Moller wrote:
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> I would love to hear more opinions because I never use
> session_write_close(), but never had any sessiontroubles either, not with
> default sessionhandling (php/file) and custom (user/database).
>
> So I would love to know if it is a serious improvement, or just a myth.
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On session_start(), the page gets the session variables and on
exit() or implicit exit or session_write_close(), it writes back the
variables to session files--but there is a locking involved; unless any
of these are happened, any of the PHP files that tries to use the same
session/init the same session will get hanged. AFAIK, when using custom
session handler there is no locking involved.
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