On Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at 8:38 PM, Rosali wrote:
Ich folge nun deiner Diskussion seit Tagen. Eines sei aber von Landsmannzu Landsmann erlaubt:Dein Stil ist unter aller SAU.DONT'T blame others. CODE a better solution an PROVIDE patches.where did i say that i have a performance problem?I just assumed that was the reason you felt so strongly about ityou do not need to assume anythingyou simply need to follow the threadi feel so strongly about it because it fucks up since 4 monthson machines where any other web-app is running without thesmallest issue which is only caused by custom session handlersthe called reasons where security and scalability which is *wrong*on most setups, in case of security the opposite is true, a sanesetup does *not allow* a script running in the context of user Aaccess session-data of user B which is true with the php-handlerand open_basedir but *completly wrong* in case of session data inthe database shared by all usersand the performance part is also *not* true or irrelevant formost setups and scalability should never be solved on theapplication layer, only few need shared sessions over differentservers and they who need should know how to achieve this orat least it has not to be deafult for all setups-------- Original-Nachricht --------Betreff: Re: [RCD] Update 0.9.1 releasedDatum: Tue, 21 May 2013 08:59:05 +0200Von: A.L.E.C <alec@alec.pl>On 05/20/2013 09:18 PM, Reindl Harald wrote:We use custom session handler for a reason and we'll not change thatand the reason is?- security- scalability- we can store session in memcached too- no session file locking (parallel requests do not wait)-------- Original-Nachricht --------Betreff: Re: [RCD] Update 0.9.1 releasedDatum: Mon, 20 May 2013 16:39:51 +0200Von: Reindl Harald <h.reindl@thelounge.net>and when will sessions continue to work on machines withApache 2.4 / PHP 5.4 / MariaDB while the error messagesbelow make ZERO sense because RC refuses to work with auntouched session management like every other webappwould RC use simply session_start() and not fuckup theadmin settings it *would* in fact use /var/www/sessiondataand it would it use *with success*** give us a option to NOT touch any session setting **_______________________________________________Roundcube Development discussion mailing list_______________________________________________Roundcube Development discussion mailing list