There is no reliable way for the server (Apache, PHP, etc)
to know when a user closes a session by closing his browser
window. That's one reason why session-management sytems
always employ a timeout on sessions. I don't know what the
default timeout is for the PHP session-management system,
bu
You don't realy need it. Session garbage colector removes old session
files for you.
Nagib Abi Fadel wrote:
HI,
I'm storing the sessions ids in a database table. I
want to run a script that reads from the table every
session id and check if this session is active or not.
I know that session inf
HI,
I'm storing the sessions ids in a database table. I
want to run a script that reads from the table every
session id and check if this session is active or not.
I know that session information is stored in a
directory (/tmp by default) and removed from there
when the session is closed. But if
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