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Possible Duplicate: Detect if PHP session exists The PHP manual does not seem to provide a means to check whether a given session_id exists. For example, session_id() has an optional id param, but that replaces the existing id as opposed to doing a lookup a la desired method: session_id_exists(some-id) Why do I need to check whether a given session_id exists? Use case is a sports subscription service where password sharing has become a problem. On login I am storing the user's session id in DB and using that to compare against any other existing session id(s) attached to a given userID . In

I was wondering if anyone knew what was the format of a ASP.NET SessionID? It's not a GUID or base64, what is its type? Also does it vary from version to version of the .NET framework? thanks Edited. Revised from my original dumb answer. The documentation just says it's randomly asigned by ASP.NET. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.sessionstate.httpsessionstate.sessionid.aspx Another page gives a bit more detail. The ASP.NET session identifier is a randomly generated number encoded into a 24-character string consisting of lowercase characters from a to z and numbers from 0 to

I want to be able to get the SessionID of the currently authenticated session in a WebMethod function where EnableSession = false . I cannot set EnableSession=true on this request, because another (long running) request on a different page is keeping the SessionState locked (EnableSessionState == "True" not "Readonly"). Is there a consistent way of getting the SessionID from either the ASP.NET Session cookie or the Url for cookieless sessions? I can code it myself but I would rather use a function that is already documented and tested. Thank you very much, Florin. There seems to be no ASP.NET

I've a Flask application, served with Nginx+WSGI (FastCGI & Gevent) and use standard Flask sessions. I do not use the session.permanent=True or any other extra option, but simply set SECRET_KEY in the default configuration. I do not save any (key,value) pairs in the session, and only rely on the SID = session['_id'] entry to identify a returning user. I use the following code the read the SID : @page.route ('/') def main (page='home', template='index.html'): if not request.args.get ('silent', False): print >> sys.stderr, "Session ID: %r" % session['_id'] I made the following observations: For

I'm having trouble getting PHP's session_regenerate_id() to work in an application I'm developing. The application uses a (loose) self-made MVC framework and redirects all requests using .htaccess through the index.php file. I'm trying to regenerate the session ID on logout but it isn't working correctly. Here is some code from my logout controller - the expired variable is a check for session timeout: session_regenerate_id(true); if(isset($_SESSION['expired'])) { $this->registry->template->expired = true; } session_unset(); session_destroy(); Also relevant is the code from the beginning of

I am working on an online ticket booking systems where after making successful booking(after payment) I want to clear the session id. But the thing is I am not able to clear it although I have used session_destroy() to destroy the session. NB: I have echoed the session_id to check if its reset or not. URL: http://7sisters.in/7sislabs/ function book_final_tickets() { //var_dump($_SESSION); $session_id = session_id(); $sql = " UPDATE tbl_seat_book SET final_book = 'Y' WHERE session_id = '$session_id' "; //session_unset(); if($r = $this->db->executeQuery($sql)){ if(session_destroy()){ unset(

Please help if you can. I have been trying to access the current session object of an asp.net application from within a WCF REST service. There has been no success at all. the session object accessed from the service is not the same one in the aspx pages. So, here is my question: Is it possible to access the current session in a REST WCF service through HttpContext.Current.Session ? The code has the following points: [AspNetCompatibilityRequirements (RequirementsMode = AspNetCompatibilityRequirementsMode.Allowed)] // I have also tried Required public class DataService : IDataService in web

I want to get a handle on the current logon session of processes whose parent is explorer.exe. If we run a process as administrator or a service it won't have a logon session. The reason I want to get the logon session is that I have a program (.exe) which I want to restrict opening when a user tries to open it via (right click on the .exe--> run as administrator) and when a user opens it via administrator we don't have a logon session associated with it whereas when a user opens it by double clicking on it, it has a logon session associated with it. I searched quite some places, but I just