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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 10/05/78 12:00
Sebastian Lisken wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex@attglobal.net> wrote:
> [session.use_trans_sid]
>> I always rely on it. If your hosting company doesn't support it, get a
>> new hosting company. It's pretty standard in PHP. Every host I know of
>> has it enabled.
>
> Well, I won't remove hundreds of occurrences of SID just to arrive at
> code that produces the same results if the option is on but breaks if
> it isn't. Why do the work just to get code that depends on an option I
> could previously ignore? As seems to be the case, there's no reason to
> touch those occurrences for security reasons so I'm not going to invent
> a new reason now. If I was starting from scratch and deciding whether to
> produce these pieces of code or not, then it might be another story. And
> I won't need to bully my client about changing their hosts, which I'm
> not in a position to do anyway. (The existing host might have the option
> enabled for all I know, but I don't care.)
>
> Sebastian
>
>
I wouldn't have put all that crap in there in the first place, and I
definitely would strip it out. It's just something more which has to
be processed and maintained.
And I don't bully my clients. But I do make recommendations when they
need to change hosts, and tell them why. That's what they pay me for.
I care about my clients.
But then I also understand what I'm doing before creating "hundreds of
occurrences" of something. They pay me to write good code.
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