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timvandijck
posted 11 years ago
Session

I'm currently creating an app that has Laravel as it's backend. Laravel just functions as an API and I don't have any need for sessions, however I am still using functions like Auth::attempt().

How do I make sure that Laravel does not start a session?

Last updated 3 years ago.
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spekkionu
replied 11 years ago

Try setting the session driver to "array"
This will cause the session functions to just store their data in an array rather than in the actual session.

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fiberhopllc
replied 10 years ago

Try... Config::set('session.driver','');

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