Re: small problem about retrieving variable from SESSION‏

lichen970 wrote:
> 
> Thanks for relying me. And here's something I may need to clarify. I am
> not creating a new PHP session I think. The session IDs are the same. I
> just want to only maintain one IMAP connection within a sqmail session. I
> am not trying to store the sq session itself.
> 
If you want to maintain same connection on different PHP script calls, you
need to transfer connection information. Information is transfered by using
session data storage. SquirrelMail keeps IMAP connection resource in
$imapConnection variable. If you want to preserve $imapConnection variable
for use in other page call, you have to store it in session. This variable
is stream object and you can't store stream objects in session. PHP webmails
don't use persistent IMAP connections.

Please use IMAP proxy, if you want to maintain persistent IMAP connections
in PHP based IMAP clients.

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