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	1. Private Sessions		session mysql

Supplied by: Vagharshak Tozalakyan <e-mail contact>

Store sessions in a private directory or database

This class can be used as session handler to store session data in private directories or in a MySQL database table, instead of the default system temporary directory.

When using a MySQL database table as a container for the session data, the class takes care of opening the database connections and perform the SQL queries as needed. It can also create the database table to store the session data.

When using a private directory as a container for the session data, the class takes care of opening, reading and writing to the session files as needed.

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All time:	`Good (87.5%)`	`Sufficient (78.1%)`	`-`	`Sufficient (78.1%)`	`-`	`-`	`Not sure (59.4%)`	848
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	2. My Session		session mysql

Supplied by: Ska-Man <e-mail contact>

Database based session management

"My session" is a class that manages user access sessions by storing session data in a MySQL database.

This session storage method is more secure than the session system of PHP that by default stores session data in files.

The class may optionally encrypt the stored session data.

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All time:	`Sufficient (71.9%)`	`Sufficient (71.9%)`	`Not sure (59.4%)`	`Sufficient (65.6%)`	`-`	`-`	`Not sure (55.6%)`	1102
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	3. MySQL Session		session mysql

Supplied by: Julien PACHET <e-mail contact>

Manage session data storing it in a MySQL table

This class is an independent manager user access sessions storing the session data in a MySQL database table. It features:

- Creating sessions that expire after a given period of inactivity.
- Store and retrieve any number of session variables
- Verify the existence of a valid session
- Force deleting sessions
- Retrieve the number of active users that have accessed the site in recent period of specified duration

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All time:	`Sufficient (77.3%)`	`Sufficient (72.7%)`	`-`	`Sufficient (61.4%)`	`-`	`-`	`Not sure (52.0%)`	1354
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	4. Session Handler		session mysql

Supplied by: Scott Christensen <e-mail contact>

This class implements a session but does not use MySQL as its storage mechanism like other session handling classes do.

This class implements a session but does not use MySQL as its storage mechanism like other session handling classes do. Instead it uses a directory structure where the session is identified as a directory and keys are files inside of that directory. Each file contains the value assoiciated with the key identified by the file name.

This session handler requires the use of non-persistent cookies which means it will create cookies on the user's machine, but the cookies will be destroyed when the user closes their browser. This could be an issue because there are those people who have cookies turned off. If you use this class, you may want to detect whether the user has cookies enabled or disabled first. Then use the getURLSessionString function and place what is returned into your URL query string if cookies are turned off.

I have added a global variable outside of this class that creates a new instance of the session class. This was an attempt to make the session handling "hidden". Instead of creating an instance of this class, you can use the global $SESSION variable.

Note that this class is not necessary if you are using PHP4 because there is already session handling incorporated into PHP4. See the session handling section on http://www.php.net but you can certainly use it if you would like.

This class requires an ini file reader that can be found on http://phpclasses.upperdesign.com. It also requires some utility functions that I have written and is another file in this class.

Usage of this class is pretty simple. Since the global $SESSION object is created for you, there is no reason to create another instance of the object. Use $SESSION->register to register a key/value pair with the session handler for the correct session. Use $SESSION->retrieve to retrieve a value from the session for a given key. If you need to get rid of everything in the session, call $SESSION->destroy which deletes the existing session and creates a new one. If you want to only delete a key from the existing session, call the $SESSION->deleteKey function.

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	5. Zebra_Session, a wrapper for PHP’s default session handling functions, using MySQL for storage		session mysql

Supplied by: Stefan Gabos <e-mail contact>

Session handler that stores session data in MySQL

Zebra_Session is a PHP class that acts as a wrapper for PHP’s default session handling functions but instead of storing session data in flat files it stores them in a MySQL database, thus providing both better security and better performance.

The Zebra_Session class is also a solution for applications that are scaled across multiple web servers (using a load balancer or a round-robin DNS) and where the user’s session data needs to be available. Storing sessions in a database makes them available to all of the servers!

This class is was inspired by John Herren’s code from the Trick out your session handler article and Chris Shiflett’s code from his book Essential PHP Security, chapter 8, Shared Hosting, Pg. 78-80.

Zebra_Session‘s code is heavily commented and generates no warnings/errors/notices when PHP’s error reporting level is set to E_ALL.

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All time:	`Sufficient (66.7%)`	`Not sure (58.3%)`	`Insufficient (33.3%)`	`Not sure (58.3%)`	`-`	`-`	`Not sure (48.3%)`	1594
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