[support] support Digest, Vol 134, Issue 15
James R Stone
fndtn357 at gmail.com
Tue Feb 11 15:23:22 UTC 2014
Thanks!
I did get some advice from another source too, as follows:
Make sure all features are up to date
Update these first
Make dB backup
Update a module
Check functionality
Check features for any overrides
Update any features again, if necessary
Check changes into version control
Rinse and repeat, as necessary
Update core, standard way
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Today's Topics:
1. Re: Where is session_name stored in database? (Tim Johnson)
2. Re: Where is session_name stored in database? (Tim Johnson)
3. Re: Features Question (Vaibhav Jain)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 17:26:29 -0900
From: Tim Johnson <tim at akwebsoft.com>
Subject: Re: [support] Where is session_name stored in database?
To: support at drupal.org
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* Naveen valecha <valecha29 at gmail.com> [140210 17:09]:
> Hi tom
> I think sesssion_name stored in "sessions" table corresponding to
> session_id.please see
Hi, Thanks for the quick reply.
The sessions table has a 'sid' column, which on my system stores
the session ID, (not the session name).
As I understand it, the value returned by the session_name()
function is the name of the cookie that has been set.
The contents of the cookie is the same as the session ID.
Example, on my machine, using localhost, The session_name()
function returns
SESS8f93ae84e0d076318a028995c285dfea
I find a cookie named
SESS8f93ae84e0d076318a028995c285dfea
and it's contents are
5GwoK_4A8Kiw8gmEnVo0lyCcq5H4-jz1X5T0ODMz76A
In the sessions table, I find the sid value equal to
5GwoK_4A8Kiw8gmEnVo0lyCcq5H4-jz1X5T0ODMz76A
And that is the same value returned from $_COOKIE[session_name()];
So the sid value in the database is the session ID, *not* the
*session name*
I'm try to find out where the *session name* is stored. It must be
in the database somewhere to maintain presistance.
cheers
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 17:28:25 -0900
From: Tim Johnson <tim at akwebsoft.com>
Subject: Re: [support] Where is session_name stored in database?
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* Jamie Holly <hovercrafter at earthlink.net> [140210 17:09]:
> It's not in the database. It's hashed based upon cookie domain and/or
> host. Here's where it's set:
>
>
https://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/includes!bootstrap.inc/function/drupal_settings_initialize/7
Thank you Jamie. I will attempt to grok that.
That's all I need right now.
Cheers
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Message: 3
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2014 09:14:51 +0530
From: Vaibhav Jain <in.vaibhavjain at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [support] Features Question
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Hey James,
I have tried updating everything, including Modules, Themes and Core, and
eventually many things did broke.
I did that by updating the Core first, check on the release notes and any
major changes, that will impact my custom code or contributed modules
settings.
If things break now, Dont panic, you might find many modules which will
work only after specific version of drupal core, because of a bug fix.
Next, you can start updating your modules one by one, recommended, and see
what version of module is compatible with which one. Also there might be a
complete new version of module available, which might not work for you,
something like from 7.x-1.x to 7.x-2.x, which is ideally not recommended,
you should upgrade within the same version.
You should test everything now.
Next, if you want to upgrade to themes, go ahead, that might not effect
much.
Lastly, if you see some features overridden, use Diff module and check for
any changes.
On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 6:31 AM, James R Stone <fndtn357 at gmail.com> wrote:
> I am in a heavily customized Drupal Commerce site where I have 31
> Features. Eleven (11) of the features are based purely on off-the-shelf
3rd
> party Drupal modules, the rest of the Features (20) have dependencies on
> the other Features already existing and each other.
>
> I need to update the normal off-the-shelf 3rd party modules (40 of them)
> *and *Drupal core (from 7.23 to 7.26).
>
> In the past and on simpler websites, I have updated all of the modules (if
> non-problematic) then disabled them and updated Drupal core. After
updating
> core I then turn modules on, one at a time, and make sure things are still
> working together.
>
> I have not used Features extensively like this and do not feel sure about
> the correct process for updating.
>
> My impression is that as I update modules, my Features might have some
> repercussions (do they show up as Overriden?) and that I should, one at a
> time, Update/Recreate my Features, download the code, upload the Feature
to
> the website and turn it back on.
>
> Is this correct? Should I update all of the off-the-shelf 3rd party Drupal
> modules first? Then update all of the Features?
>
> Should I update one module at a time, checking for Overrides showing in
> Features and the updating those Feature(s) one at a time also?
>
> What would the best methodology be in this situation?
>
> *James R Stone*
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>
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