Honor use_strict_mode for SessionHandler without validateId - #219
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SessionHandler does not expose validateId(), so strict mode previously fell back to php_session_validate_sid() and accepted unknown IDs. Delegate validation for exact SessionHandler instances to the wrapped module. Keep historical behavior for subclasses, which may implement custom storage.
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Promoted upstream as php#23071, rebased onto master. Strict-mode validation regressed once before in phpGH-9583, so it takes a full release cycle rather than a patch release. |
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User save handlers without
validateId()historically accepted every session ID, so strict mode could not reject attacker-chosen IDs for the built-inSessionHandler. ExactSessionHandlerinstances now delegate validation to the wrapped module. Subclasses with custom storage and pure user handlers retain their existing behavior.