Who knows how the Web server is configured to encrypt the session? Can you decrypt it?

I have a space, because I used the database for the session, so I can see the database table session data is a piece of garbled, not directly clear.
How is it configured? Can you reverse the decryption?


Because I use the database as a session, because I need to be on other computers to replicate this session by obtaining a SID to implement multiple computer logins.



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Save the time, add a field, save session_id;

If you want to copy the session to another library, it might be easier to save the session with Memcache.

If you want to copy the session to another library, it might be easier to save the session with Memcache.

will be actively encrypted by the Web server. Ask the space quotient this cannot be canceled. The default is to configure the

Now I can only use session_id ($SID) to use the same session, but the cancellation of the full cancellation.
Can not be like the original log-off but do not affect each other, but also can modify each other session. It's not going to change anyone else anymore.

If you put the session in the data, you have to write the processing function yourself.
Now that you have written your own processing function, how can you not know how to encrypt it?

If you put the session in the data, you have to write the processing function yourself.
Now that you have written your own processing function, how can you not know how to encrypt it?

It's not my encryption. is encrypted by the Web server. Is the space quotient configuration Web server session encryption. It should have been implemented with an Apache extension.

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