I've adapted a session management script I found on
www.phpbuilder.com for storing session info in MySQL, but
I'm wondering about "garbage collection". Does the system
do the garbage collection itself somehow, or should my
sess_open function call sess_gc directly?
I noticed that when I invoke session_destroy(), the session
row for that id remains in the database - but the session
data associated with that session id is gone. Is that normal?
I almost expected the whole session row to be removed,
especially since the sess_destroy function does actually
does a DELETE FROM. I don't quite understand how this is
working.
Is there some documentation somewhere on the "user"(database)
functions for a session management in a database, like what
each function is expecting, and what each should return, and
when each one is called???
TIA.
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Hardy Merrill
Mission Critical Linux, Inc.
http://www.missioncriticallinux.com
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