i'm sorry if the solution to this problem was posted here before, but if it
was i couldn't find it.
i have an app that it's basically like this:
index.php:
$app = new App;
$app->start();
in class app:
function start() {
(....)
session_start();
if($need_auth) {
global $auth; /* another class */
if(!isset($auth)) {
$auth = new auth;
session_register("auth");
}
$auth->start();
}
(....)
}
my question is, the auth class get's registered, and the auth array inside
the auth class ($auth->auth[]) get his values recorded on the first attempt,
but, if the user tries again, it doesn't refresh the session data, oh i'm
using my session functions to write them on a mysql db, i've been debugging,
and i can see all the queries that the session stores in the db through
syslog, and for instance in $auth->start() if i change any variable like
$this->auth["username"]=$username; the data field passed to my
session_write() still has the first value not $username instead.
another question is, at what time of the script does php call my
session_write function to update the registered session?!
thanks all
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