On 9/4/07, Will Merydith
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wrote:>
> We''re using the Restful Authentication plugin
> (http://agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/restful_authentication).
>
> So far it works fine but then I noticed that sessions are not being
> stored to the db. When I looked at the sessions table I noticed that is
> does not have fields like "session_id" and "data" which
are created when
> running rake db:sessions:create. Instead what I see is a lot of fields
> in sessions that are duplicates of the user table like login, email,
> salt, password.
>
> I''m not really understanding the purpose of the Sessions table for
> Restful_Authentication as well why it isn''t actually storing
sessions in
> the db.
The plugin doesn''t modify how sessions work. It sounds like you
specified Session as the user model.
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