Allow cookie-based session variables to make multi-server setup work #456
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… manages multiple web servers, the file-based method will not work because not all serves contain the same session information
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Such features can be implemented individually by sub-classing the client class. |
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In a setup where a loadbalancer manages multiple web servers in round-robin fashion, the file-based session causes issues:
openid_connect_statewill not be found as session variable.Hence the option to inject a cookie-based session which is present regardless which web server instance is visited.
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