Not sure if anyone is actively using this module, but there was a major change in Drupal 7.98 that impacts APDQC. As released on June 7, 2023, all session IDs are now hashed in the database by default. See these links for more information:
https://www.drupal.org/node/3364841 →
https://www.drupal.org/node/2164025 →
If a site was upgraded to D7.98 while APDQC is enabled and $conf['do_not_hash_session_ids'] = TRUE; was not set in settings.php, the site would no longer support user sessions. The situation could be resolved by adding do_not_hash_session_ids to settings.php, but all site users would need to log in again after the D7.98 update has been run.
This can be reproduced by upgrading a site with APDQC to use Drupal 7.98, and using default settings.
To match the core patch, it is necessary to make updates to the following functions to incorporate the new drupal_session_id function:
_drupal_session_read
_drupal_session_write
drupal_session_regenerate
drupal_session_destroy
Changes also need to be made to README to notify users of the new settings conf option, and in the module tests.
Please review the attached patch and provide feedback. Thanks.
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Noticed the core patch has a small change in the assertSessionIds test function which should also be updated here.
See attached version as a replacement, thanks.
The last submitted patch, 3: apdqc-support_drupal_core_change-3368474-3.patch, failed testing. View results →