Date: 05/31/01
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Hello Sascha,
Wednesday, May 30, 2001, 8:46:43 PM, you wrote:
SS> You can already get similar (while not equivalent) behaviour
SS> using session_write_close().
As I undestand from the code, it does nothing except for forcing the
session to write its current state.
PHP_FUNCTION(session_write_close)
{
PSLS_FETCH();
php_session_flush(PSLS_C);
}
where php_session_flush() calls php_session_save_current_state().
The task is, however, to make possible for the session to start,
resurrect the registered variables (made by another script earlier),
but deny to write anything.
Have I missed something important?
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