Issue #537 Adding support for the different PHP serialize_handler types #538
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Put something together that addresses Issue #537
The
adodb_unserialize()function assumed and did not verify whichsession.serialize_handlerwas being used. The default handler is not great, but the code that unserialized it was also broken since 2005. This improves things significantly, though at the cost of more code.I'm OK with a more simplistic approach using
session_decodeandsession_encodethough I do not like nor am comfortable with mucking with the$_SESSIONvariable on the fly in production...