Chris Shiflett wrote:
--- "Matthew A. Blasinski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, I'm thinking a plausible session id could be made by hashing
their identification (to make it useful to the rightful owner
only) with a private key (to make it hard to get and guess). I
think the identification could b
--- "Matthew A. Blasinski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, I'm thinking a plausible session id could be made by hashing
> their identification (to make it useful to the rightful owner
> only) with a private key (to make it hard to get and guess). I
> think the identification could be their IP, use
* Thus wrote Matthew A. Blasinski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Thanks for the response Chris, that's just the type of thing I was
> looking for!
>
> So, I'm thinking a plausible session id could be made by hashing their
> identification (to make it useful to the rightful owner only) with a
> private
Matthew A. Blasinski wrote:
I'm trying to track session data and merge several related services
through a common server-side session (using Apache). One condition is
that it won't use cookies to store the user data OR the session ID.
Another is that the services we're merging use different lang
Thanks for the response Chris, that's just the type of thing I was
looking for!
So, I'm thinking a plausible session id could be made by hashing their
identification (to make it useful to the rightful owner only) with a
private key (to make it hard to get and guess). I think the
identificatio
--- "Matthew A. Blasinski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My question - what is the best way to "know" the session id between
> pages? Posting it in the URL and using $_GET["PHPSESSID"] is one
> solution, but this seems like a hassle and is also open to attack if
> someone could "guess" a valid se
Hi,
I'm trying to track session data and merge several related services
through a common server-side session (using Apache). One condition is
that it won't use cookies to store the user data OR the session ID.
Another is that the services we're merging use different languages,
including PHP a
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