Nicholas F. Singh wrote:
Hello all you great PHPers,Sure it will lock up. tst1.php has the session file locked for itself, and as you use the same session id, the same session file would be used for tst2.php. You can use different session_save_paths for each file. Or you can let tst2.php set its own session id and get the cookie.
Who among you can solve this tricky problem?
OK, a little background: my goal is to send local POST requests to some of my php pages from **within** a php program. I have already successfully done simple POST data transfers with sockets using "HTTPClient.class". This is not an issue. This class really just prints out the appropriate headers and receives a server response using sockets -- rather simple.
I am now trying to get php SESSIONS to work with this socketed setup. I already have sessions working for "normal" HTTP requests. You can pass session IDs using cookies or with a POST/GET variable, as you know.
Now, I've set up two files, "tst1.php" and "tst2.php". TST1 sends TST2 some POST data, and attempts to relay the session id to maintain session state:
#### tst1.php #### -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- include("HTTPClient.class"); session_save_path("mypathtosessions"); //No, this is not what I actually have in my code, silly session_start(); //Executes a new session.
//Create socket object $HTTP = new Net_HTTP_Client("mydomain",80); //No, this is not what I actually have in my code, silly
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// (1) GET - This example attempts to send the session ID via the GET method. If you execute the code below,
// it will "lock" up. However, if you change "PHPSESSID" to, say, "blah", the code will not lock up.
// There's some problem, here!
$HTTP->Post("/~refcoord/tst2.php?PHPSESSID=".session_id(), // <--
array( "Bob" => "Jones", "ID_we_need_to_pass_to_tst2" => session_id()
));
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