Can imap resource returned by imap_open be serialized?
I get an error “expects parameter 1 to be resource, integer given” when unserialize.
Can imap resource returned by imap_open be serialized? I get an error expects parameter
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Can imap resource returned by imap_open be serialized?
I get an error “expects parameter 1 to be resource, integer given” when unserialize.
No. As per the documentation: “serialize() handles all types, except the resource-type.”
Think about it. serialize can only handle what’s physically stored within the PHP process. All the server-side state, login data, etc… is lost when the connection is closed. Even if the client-side data is serialized, the server will forget the connection existed, and upon un-serializing, the client’ll go “hey buddy, remember me?” and the server will go “no”.