Re: [Phpmyadmin-devel] static contents of session

sorry for having posted twice without subject, getting used to this webmail by and by ;) Sebastian wrote:
you store this session in ram? you will say you do not use the default php session handler 'file'? i ' m experimenting yet, what's best. that's why the question arose.
and? whats wrong with this? i just don't like it ;) (i hate wasting things, i 'm from the old days, when every byte counted , you know?)
what do you think exactly should not be stored in session and why? nothing, what is already in theme files, config.inc ... (you won't put lang messages into the session, won't you?)
on a well configured system that should already be done by disk cache. same for session file
that's right some other opinions? -- Juergen . ___________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Verschicken Sie romantische, coole und witzige Bilder per SMS! Jetzt bei WEB.DE FreeMail: http://f.web.de/?mc=021193

Juergen Wind schrieb:
sorry for having posted twice without subject, getting used to this webmail by and by ;)
Sebastian wrote:
you store this session in ram? you will say you do not use the default php session handler 'file'? i ' m experimenting yet, what's best. that's why the question arose.
and? whats wrong with this? i just don't like it ;) (i hate wasting things, i 'm from the old days, when every byte counted , you know?)
what do you think exactly should not be stored in session and why? nothing, what is already in theme files, config.inc ...
why not? so you don't have to read the config file every time or do all this checks again - i would even like to drop all this check-for-changes and reload files except when index.php is reloaded so you always only have to load the session file and nothing more ,except the executed script, but not all this themes, config, compatibility, aso. stuff
(you won't put lang messages into the session, won't you?)
hey, good idea ... -- Sebastian
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Juergen Wind
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Sebastian Mendel