Tickets :: Comment on [#7931] Left Logout button throws "malicious request"

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Comment	> I fixed my problem... > > > > In the Custom session Handler I choose "Use the default PHP session > handler (file-based by default)" instead of mysql (that I selected > when I install horde) > > > > now, all logout button works perfectly. > > > > hope my hint will help others... > > > >> In my php.ini I have: > >> > >> session.save_handler = files > >> > >> no special config from the default > >> > >>>> * When I used the Horde Memcache Session Handler, all "Log outs" (icon > >>>> and sidebar) worked. However, the Horde Memcache Session Handler does > >>>> not include an expiration on the session in the communication with > >>>> the Memcached daemon, which is something we require. > >>> > >>> So, are you saying that this only happens if you configure a custom > >>> session in handler in the PHP configuration (as opposed to the > >>> Horde configuration)? > >>> Is this what the other reporters are using too? > >> > >
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