Re: [PHP] Re: A somewhat unusual session question...

2002-07-30 Thread Tech Support
n any file that is world readable. Jim Grill Support Web-1 Hosting http://www.web-1hosting.net - Original Message - From: "Lars Olsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 12:09 PM Subject: [PHP] Re: A somewhat unusual session qu

[PHP] Re: A somewhat unusual session question...

2002-07-30 Thread Lars Olsson
Hm...seems it works after all...Tried extremely short session.gc_maxlifetime and a 100% session.gc_probability...works like a charm! Sorry for not checking this thoroughly enough before whining... ;) /lasso ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Lars Olsson wrote: > Hi all! > > The manual claims here (http://

[PHP] Re: A somewhat unusual session question...

2002-07-30 Thread Lars Olsson
I'm aware that the server cannot "know" whenever a user just quits without logging out, but I was under the impression that the flags session.gc_maxlifetime and session.gc_probability in php.ini would control when and how often "leftover" session files would be removed. If this isn't true, wha

[PHP] Re: A somewhat unusual session question...

2002-07-30 Thread Scott Fletcher
The session.save_path have nothing to do with it. I have that same problem with the default path, "/tmp" when the session became a garbage collection when the user quit the browser without logging off. When the user quit the browser then there's no way for the server to know that, so the session