RE: [PHP] session life

2002-12-22 Thread John W. Holmes
> On Sat, 2002-12-21 at 08:03, John W. Holmes wrote: > > > I'm setting a session with > > > session_set_cookie_params (time()+648); > > > so the cookie should last 70 days+ but the data wasn't > > > returned. > > > > > > from looking in the manual i see that session_cache_expire is used to > >

RE: [PHP] session life

2002-12-21 Thread Jason Sheets
On Sat, 2002-12-21 at 08:03, John W. Holmes wrote: > > I'm setting a session with > > session_set_cookie_params (time()+648); > > so the cookie should last 70 days+ but the data wasn't > > returned. > > > > from looking in the manual i see that session_cache_expire is used to > set > > or prin

RE: [PHP] session life

2002-12-21 Thread John W. Holmes
> I'm setting a session with > session_set_cookie_params (time()+648); > so the cookie should last 70 days+ but the data wasn't > returned. > > from looking in the manual i see that session_cache_expire is used to set > or print the current value of the expire. Its set in php.ini by default to

[PHP] session life

2002-12-21 Thread Paul Roberts
Hi I'm setting a session with session_set_cookie_params (time()+648); so the cookie should last 70 days+ but the data wasn't returned. from looking in the manual i see that session_cache_expire is used to set or print the current value of the expire. Its set in php.ini by default to 180 minu

[PHP] Session life time

2001-07-31 Thread Sheni R. Meledath
Hi, I am using sessions for user authentication on one of our sites. I want to set up a time period for each session, ie, after a particular time period the session should automatically expire. How can this be achieved? Could you please help me. Many thanks Sheni R Meledath [EMAIL PROTECTED]