Re: [PHP] session / garbage collection problem

2003-12-19 Thread Anthony Kaufman
Well, we host our own so what I was thinking wouldn't quite work for your situation. However, I've seen a method that I think would work pretty well for you. Basically, you store all the data you want to be persistant between requests in a database. You could use the session id you get from the

Re: [PHP] session / garbage collection problem

2003-12-19 Thread Tony Crockford
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 13:37:06 -0800, Anthony Kaufman wrote: PHP Version 4.2.2 Apache 2 RH 9 The problem is that session files in the /tmp directory are completely cleared out at "random" intervals of time. We assume that the randomness is due to our session.gc_probability setting of "1" causing

Re: [PHP] session / garbage collection problem

2003-12-19 Thread Anthony Kaufman
Redhat 9 kernel 2.4.20-18.9bigmem ext3 fs "Marek Kilimajer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > What filesystem and OS is this? > > Anthony Kaufman wrote: > > PHP Version 4.2.2 > > Apache 2 > > RH 9 > > > > The problem is that session files in the /tmp directory are compl

Re: [PHP] session / garbage collection problem

2003-12-19 Thread Marek Kilimajer
What filesystem and OS is this? Anthony Kaufman wrote: PHP Version 4.2.2 Apache 2 RH 9 The problem is that session files in the /tmp directory are completely cleared out at "random" intervals of time. We assume that the randomness is due to our session.gc_probability setting of "1" causing it to

[PHP] session / garbage collection problem

2003-12-19 Thread Anthony Kaufman
PHP Version 4.2.2 Apache 2 RH 9 The problem is that session files in the /tmp directory are completely cleared out at "random" intervals of time. We assume that the randomness is due to our session.gc_probability setting of "1" causing it to run for 1% of new sessions. What we don't understand i