* @copyright 2004 http://www.php-tools.net
* @license LGPL
**/
// load error handler
include_once './_error.php';
// include factory/loader
include_once '../patSession.php';
$options = array(
'security' => 'fix_browser,fix_ip',
'empty-referer' => 'allow'
);
$sess =& patSession::singleton( 'ham', 'Native', $options );
// get old session id
$oldId = $sess->getId();
if( isset( $_GET['fork'] ) && $_GET['fork'] == 'yes' ) {
// fork session
$sess->fork();
}
?>
Forking session for security reason
Create a new session and copy all values from the old session to the new one.
Forking will clone the session - with a new session-id.
This features allows to separate from authorized sessions and anonymous sessions/users.
For example during the loggin process.
Forking a session results in a new session id.
Session ids:
old: ' . $oldId . "
\n";
echo 'new: ' . $sess->getId() . "
\n";
$queryString = $sess->SID;
echo '
Continue this session
';
echo '
Fork this session
';
if( isset( $_POST['submit'] ) ) {
$sess->set( $_POST['name'], $_POST['value'] );
}
echo "
Print session values for debug
\n";
echo "";
echo $sess;
echo "";
?>