Re: ActiveSync Sessions - don't seem to use the default Horde session handler?

Quoting Johny Ågotnes <[email protected]>:

> Hey there,
>
> Just found a large number of session files in my /tmp folder even  
> though I've set the Horde custom session handler to use mysql.
>
> I did a quick check and it seems the web-sessions to Horde use the  
> custom session handler and the session data is in mysql as expected  
> whilst the ActiveSync sessions cause session ID files (empty files)  
> to be created in /tmp.
>
> This expected behaviour?

Short answer: yes.

Longer answer: Even for requests that we don't want a full blown  
session created, we still need to create a temporary session so that  
we have a valid session id. The session id is used in some of the  
authentication/encryption code. These "null" sessions do not persist  
any data.

-- 
mike

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