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Posted by Justin Koivisto on 06/15/92 11:31
Matt wrote:
> Here is my issue. I've got a new project management system built with
> php and mysql. So far it has been only me testing and using it. Now
> that I'm actually using it for a project and have a small handfull of
> users, I'm realizing that the php sessions that I'm using aren't quite
> working like I hoped.
>
> For example, when I am logged in and another user tries to log in they
> get a server error message "Forbidden...". I'm assuming that is
> because somehow I need each user who logs in to have a unique session
> name, this is where I'm in over my head. How do i go about assigning
> session names to different users as they log in? How do I access that
> session name and how do I make sure that each user only had access to
> only their session.
>
> Let me know if I need to go into more detail. Thanks.
You don't want a different session *name* for each user, just a
different *id*. PHP will assign a unique id (md5 of some sort) to each
new session automatically when session_start() is called either
explicitly or implicitly. If you want to find the session ID being used
for a particular user, just call session_id(). If you want to change
their session id, call session_regenerate_id() For more info on PHP and
sessions, be sure to read through the manual a couple times if you are
having a hard time grasping some of the concepts:
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php
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Justin Koivisto, ZCE - justin@koivi.com
http://koivi.com
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