Re: small problem about retrieving variable from SESSION‏

Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
> 
> 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.
> 

Thanks for your suggestion. I am now at a better place to understand it. I
may have to use IMAP proxy at that sense. 


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