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Release of SessionSwap

I have released a little tag that I have used for a couple of years now that persists the session information to the database. It has worked like a charm and has little impact on performance. SessionSwap

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Hi,

Is there any particular reason you're using 3 cookies? Just curious.
# Posted By mitch rose | 6/8/09 3:11 PM
@mitch

One cookie is used for the last instance of the application that you hit. The other 2 cookies are to identify the user. Having 2 cookies that identify the user just makes it a little bit more secure. It is a lot harder to guess the values of 2 cookies for the potential session hijacker.
# Posted By John Blayter | 6/8/09 3:15 PM