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See overview of Sessions in eZ Platform before you re= ad this.
Symfony offers the possibility to change many session options at applica=
tion level (i.e. in Symfony framework
configuration), such as:
cookie_domain
cookie_path
cookie_lifetime
cookie_secure
cookie_httponly
However as eZ Platform can be used for setting up several web sites with= in on Symfony application, session configuration is also possible to define= per siteaccess and SiteGroup level.
All site-related session configuration can be defined per siteaccess and= SiteGroup:
ezpublish: system: my_siteaccess: session: # By default Session name is eZSESSID{siteaccess_hash} # with setting below you'll get eZSESSID{name}, # allowing you to share sessions across SiteAccess name: my_session_name # These are optional. # If not defined they will fallback to Symfony framework co= nfiguration, # which itself fallback to default php.ini settings cookie_domain: mydomain.com cookie_path: /foo cookie_lifetime: 86400 cookie_secure: false cookie_httponly: true=20
In 5.x versions prior to 5.3 / 2014.03 the following siteaccess aware se= ssion setting where available:
ezpublish: system: my_siteaccess: # By default Session name is eZSESSID{siteaccess_hash} # with setting below you'll get eZSESSID{name}, # allowing you to share sessions across SiteAccess # This setting is deprecated as of 5.3 session_name: my_session_name=20