.. Or is it enough to just check for a session variable that indicates a successful login has in fact been performed?
What are different ways to go about this? The ideal and not so ideal?
Thanks!
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.. Or is it enough to just check for a session variable that indicates a successful login has in fact been performed?
What are different ways to go about this? The ideal and not so ideal?
Thanks!
Third alternative: HMAC-ed cookie. No need to hit database/session-store at all.
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