Tickets :: Comment on [#6722] persistent_params not set or asked in conf.xml

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Comment	>>> When using e.g. the sql session handler together with memcache > >>> conf.xml is not setting or asking for the persistent_params used in > >>> SessionHandler.php. > >>> > >>> if ($driver == 'memcached') { > >>> // Trap for old driver name. > >>> $driver = 'memcache'; > >>> } elseif (($driver != 'memcache') && !empty($params['memcache'])) { > >>> $driver = 'memcache'; > >>> unset($params['memcache']); > >>> $persistent_params = array('persistent_driver' => > >>> $driver, 'persistent_params' => $params); > >>> $params = null; > >>> } > >> > >> Why do we need to define 'persistent_params' in conf.xml? All this > >> code is doing is saving the original params (for the persistent > >> driver) so that the memcache driver can later pass these params on to > >> the persistent driver. It's just a temporary holding place to allow > >> us to pass driver information between classes. $driver is replaced > >> with 'memcache' and $params is replaced with the params needed for > >> the 'memcache' driver, so we need a way to make sure the original > >> values aren't blown away. > > > > Now when trying to understand this and get everything right, > shouldn't "$driver = 'memcache';" be set after setting the > "$persistent_params" array to which "$driver" is passed? When I read > the code above, then "memcache" is passed to this array, is this > intended? > > > > Sorry if this question is stupid, but I couldn't figure out something > else that causes my sessions not to be saved in the sql session table.
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