Tickets :: Comment on [#9733] Password lost during hordeauth authentication via API

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Comment	>> Forget about the above remark, the zero length sessions are created >> regardless of the presence of the above line. So somehow when using >> the Horde_Session_Null handler, the Horde configuring settings for >> the session handler are ignored and the session handler as configured >> in 'php.ini' is used. > > Some more information for the above. In the 'php.ini' file, I have > > session.save_handler = files > > while Horde is configured to use memcache as session handler (see > comment #38). > > It looks like for each ActiveSync request, a zero-length session file > is created. Most of them are removed almost immediately (when the > connection is closed), but for some reason sometimes the connection > stalls in the ESTABLISHED or CLOSE_WAIT state. In that case, the > zero-length session file is finally removed when the lingering > connection times out. > > No session file is created if I comment out line 42 in rpc.php > > $session_control = 'none'; > > in which case ActiveSync request will create a memcache session, but > which seems to be removed before the connection stalls. > > What causes the Horde_Session_Null handler to create an empty session > in the first place and why isn't it using memcache for storing the > session, but instead falls back to the session handler defined in > php.ini?
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