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Subject: Re: maintaining logged in user longer outside of SessionVar
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> It's going to load the user for each stateful request.

What do you mean by a stateful request?

> I guess we can change it up to make the load lazy so it'll only happen in=
 the requestvar is
> actually accessed. =A0Does that sould reasonable?

If that makes it so I don't hit the database when loading static
files, then yes.