Rails - May 2006 - How to solve "Marshal Data Too Short" error?

Hi

I''ve got the error in the log file "marshal data too short"
after I try
to store some data into session.

After doing some research on the internet, it looks like the problem was 
caused by pstore.rb.  It is there way to solve this problem?

Thank you

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What I did is the following

session[''id''] = nil
or
session[''id''] = some value


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Which session store are you using?  If it''s the ActiveRecord store,
the error can occur when the data in your session exceeds the size of
the ''data'' column in your sessions table.  You can either
increase the
size of the data field, or examine more closely what is being stored
in your session data.

Cheers,

-DF

On 5/31/06, Victor Fan <vlkfan@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> What I did is the following
>
> session[''id''] = nil
> or
> session[''id''] = some value
>
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David Felstead wrote:
> Which session store are you using?  If it''s the ActiveRecord
store,
> the error can occur when the data in your session exceeds the size of
> the ''data'' column in your sessions table.  You can either
increase the
> size of the data field, or examine more closely what is being stored
> in your session data.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> -DF
Thank you David

I am trying to store one integer (the id) into the session and the value 
is < 100.


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Victor Fan wrote:

David Felstead wrote:

Which session store are you using?  If it''s the ActiveRecord store,
the error can occur when the data in your session exceeds the size of
the ''data'' column in your sessions table.  You can either
increase the
size of the data field, or examine more closely what is being stored
in your session data.

Cheers,

-DF

Thank you David

I am trying to store one integer (the id) into the session and the value 
is < 100.

I ran into this with pstore. Switched to ActiveRecord store with a
longtext for the session data and haven''t had any problems since.

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Jack, can you submit your message again?  I can only see an empty 
message.

Thank you

Victor

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Just another thought, is there any other way to replace the use of 
session hash?

Thank you for replying!

Victor

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