Description: ------------ Upon destroying a session and then starting a new one (e.g. to generate a new session ID on hosts that are running PHP < 4.3.2 and as such do not have the session_regenerate_id() function) a fatal error occurs because the user-supplied session handler is no longer in use after destroy(), while the session_module_name still equals 'user'. It seems the best way to fix it is to call the setContainer() call in function destroy() if any container was is use. Reproduce code: --------------- <?php require_once 'HTTP/Session.php'; HTTP_Session::setContainer('DB', array('dsn' => 'mysql://root@localhost/database', 'table' => 'sessiondata')); HTTP_Session::start(); HTTP_Session::destroy(); HTTP_Session::start(); ?> Expected result: ---------------- No output Actual result: -------------- Fatal error: session_start(): Failed to initialize storage module: user (path: /tmp) in http_session.php on line 245

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