successful authentication attempt using the PHP session. Upon a successful
authentication attempt, Zend_Auth::authenticate() stores the identity from
the authentication result into persistent storage."
This is an excerpt from the documentation. I was just wondering this has any
trade offs in terms of resources? Secondly, though i have implemented the
Zend_Auth into my application, is there a way of incorporating a timeout
session without having to use an adapter?
I just need some clarifications on these persistent storage and how it
really affects the application as compared to having a session that timeout
due to inactivity.
Thanks and looking forward to your response :)
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