Old, but still excellent article.
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Originally Posted by Antivirus
The Function build_datastore also has a 3rd parameter which should be mentioned, as it seems all serialized data in the datastore table requires a value of 1...
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That is not correct (or no longer correct).
On my vbulletin v3.8.4, I see values of
0, 1, and 2 for the "unserialize" column in the datastore database table.
What does this mean? Where is it used?
I am inclined to think that
0 = no unserialization, 1 = unserialize data, 2= unserializa and wakeup
A wakeup call is automatically added by php if data is an object, though.
So what does this column mean?