Hi all.
This is my first post in this community, so nice to meet you :P
My curiosities are twofold:
1. I would like an event to be triggered any time a browser closes while a user is at my site. Essentially I would like to immediately end a session upon a user exiting the browser/logging out/etc. I know many people wonder this, but I was hoping there may be a way, other than javascript.
2. I was hoping someone may be able to explain how the shared memory (mm) storage method works for Session Management.
I am currently using custom handlers with session_set_save_handler(...) to implement my shared memory stuff. Specifically I would like to know what the storage behavior under this model is, the lifespan of the data in shared memory, and how secure the information is once stored. I.E. what permission control do I have, and what might happen if an attacker were combing shared memory?
If anyone has any insight into either of these things, I'd appreciate the help.
Thanks in advance, and its nice to be part of your community :)
This is my first post in this community, so nice to meet you :P
My curiosities are twofold:
1. I would like an event to be triggered any time a browser closes while a user is at my site. Essentially I would like to immediately end a session upon a user exiting the browser/logging out/etc. I know many people wonder this, but I was hoping there may be a way, other than javascript.
2. I was hoping someone may be able to explain how the shared memory (mm) storage method works for Session Management.
I am currently using custom handlers with session_set_save_handler(...) to implement my shared memory stuff. Specifically I would like to know what the storage behavior under this model is, the lifespan of the data in shared memory, and how secure the information is once stored. I.E. what permission control do I have, and what might happen if an attacker were combing shared memory?
If anyone has any insight into either of these things, I'd appreciate the help.
Thanks in advance, and its nice to be part of your community :)