;session.save_handler = "mysql"
; You can additionaly use sock and port
-session_mysql.db="host=localhost db=phpsession user=phpsession pass=phpsession"
+;session_mysql.db="host=localhost db=phpsession user=phpsession pass=phpsession"
; when inserting, retreiving and deleting session from database, add a check
; for $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] this disables potential security problem (when
; domains $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] is copied to local variable before script is
; executed, so when users change $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] variable, it does not
; hurt
-session_mysql.hostcheck="1"
+;session_mysql.hostcheck="1"
; remove "www." if exist from $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], so same session on
; www.example.com and example.com will work
-session_mysql.hostcheck_removewww="1"
+;session_mysql.hostcheck_removewww="1"
; use persistent connection to mysql (every 1 httpd process will use 1
; connection to mysql)
-session_mysql.persistent="1"
+;session_mysql.persistent="1"
; remove sessions older than 21600 seconds when GC (garbage collector) is waked
-session_mysql.gc_maxlifetime="21600"
+;session_mysql.gc_maxlifetime="21600"
; locking support via GET_LOCK()/RELEASE_LOCK(), for more information read this
; http://www.issociate.de/board/post/184369/warning_&_question_about_mysql_sessions_&_concurrency.html
-session_mysql.locking="1"
+;session_mysql.locking="1"
; lock timeout, default 5 seconds
-session_mysql.lock_timeout="5"
+;session_mysql.lock_timeout="5"
; when set to 1, return always SUCCESSFUL, so upper session functions dont log really anything
-session_mysql.quiet="0"
+;session_mysql.quiet="0"