Laravel: share session data over multiple domains

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  1. Capture the session id Session::getId() in Domain A
  2. send the captured session id via HTTP POST to Domain B
  3. Access the sent session id in domain B $sessionid_from_domainA = $_POST['session_from_A']
  4. Set session in domain B Session::setId($sessionid_from_domainA)
  5. Start Session in domain B Session::start()

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