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

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Comment	>> This should be good now. Includes the following commits: >> >> http://lists.horde.org/archives/commits/2012-September/016282.html >> >> >> If you could test these on your setup before they are released, that >> would be a big help. > > With all these patches applied, there is one thing left. I use > memcache as a session handler (config/conf.php): > > $conf['sessionhandler']['params']['track_lifetime'] = 43200; > $conf['sessionhandler']['params']['track'] = true; > $conf['sessionhandler']['type'] = 'Memcache'; > $conf['sessionhandler']['memcache'] = false; > > ActiveSync now no longer creates (or leaves behind abandoned) > sessions, however I see zero length sessions popping up under the > 'session.path' as defined in 'php.ini': > > session.save_handler = files > session.save_path = "/var/lib/php5" > > These empty sessions are created when ActiveSync is run. I never > noticed these empty sessions before, so I tried if adding > > $session->setup(false, $args['session_cache_limiter']); > > that was commented out for a while (and now removed) in Registry.php > made a difference. It did, no more zero length sessions are created. > Could it be that above line is actually doing something useful?
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