Description:
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The problem occurs when you store an object into the 
session and then try and create a local copy of that 
object.  In PHP version 4.3.4 when you create the local 
copy of the object and modify it the object in the 
session does not change.  However with PHP 5.0.0RC2 
when you modify the local copy of the object it will 
also modify the object that is stored in the session.  
Is this the desired behavior for the newer version.  
Also one more thing to point out, if your working with 
any other datatype like array or strings stored in the 
session this does not happen.

Reproduce code:
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<?php
    session_start();
    echo("<br><br><hr>TEST SESSION WITH OBJECT<br>");
    $my_object = (object) array('value_one'=>'1');
    $_SESSION['TEST_OBJECT'] = $my_object;

    $local_object_copy = $_SESSION['TEST_OBJECT'];
    echo("SESSION BEFORE:<br>");
    var_dump($_SESSION['TEST_OBJECT']);
    echo("<br><br>");
    echo("LOCAL COPY BEFORE:<br>");
    var_dump($local_object_copy);
    echo("<br><br>");

    $local_object_copy->value_one = '2';

    echo("SESSION AFTER:<br>");
    var_dump($_SESSION['TEST_OBJECT']);
    echo("<br><br>");
    echo("LOCAL COPY AFTER:<br>");
    var_dump($local_object_copy);
?>

Expected result:
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I would expect for the local copy of the object to be 
modified and the object stored in the Session not to be 
modified.  Unless of course I explicity set my local 
variable like so ($local_object_copy =& 
$_SESSION['TEST_OBJECT'];)

Actual result:
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The actual result is that the object stored in the 
session has the exact same value as the local copy I 
created.