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phpmyadmin / docker

Docker container for phpMyAdmin
https://hub.docker.com/_/phpmyadmin
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Container recreation kills session even with persisted sessions #443

Closed JKHSDTV closed 1 month ago

JKHSDTV commented 2 months ago

Despite a long session timeout (seven days), as well as persisting the session folder (/sessions), recreating the container somehow interrupts ones session. The old session file is still picked up and reused, but on every recreate, one has to log in again, as if the session vanished.

I can see the session file be created, accessed, written to and reused, so I would think all permissions are correct. I'm not sure how the container even notices that it's been restarted/recreated - PHP on its own is stateless, after all, and like I said, sessions are persisted.

williamdes commented 1 month ago

Hello Thank you for reporting this issue. Maybe you should mount a volume to persist the blowfish secret in /etc/phpmyadmin/config.secret.inc.php See https://github.com/phpmyadmin/docker/blob/f79c7073ab4f3abf9267735a3f69572ed8ae7628/docker-entrypoint.sh#L5-L8

JKHSDTV commented 1 month ago

Thanks, that worked, no more disruptions of working users from container restarts 👍

williamdes commented 1 month ago

Thanks, that worked, no more disruptions of working users from container restarts 👍

Awesome, I think the README should be updated a bit.