Answer by Wilt for ZF2 authentication session storage in memcached
This answer might not immediately address the cause of your memcache issue, but because of the unreliable nature of memcache I would suggest to make a backup of your memcached data in some persistent...
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public function initSession() { $sessionConfig = new SessionConfig(); $sessionConfig->setOptions([ 'cookie_lifetime' => 7200, //2hrs 'remember_me_seconds' => 7200, //2hrs This is also set in...
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Memcached & gc_maxlifetime When using memcached as session.save_handler, garbage collection of session will not be done. Because Memcached works with a TTL (time to live) value, garbage collection...
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In our intranet application(s) we use SSO (single sign on) login while the sessions both on client and auth origin applications are stored in memcached. The sessions are set to live for 12h before the...
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