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Posted by totalstranger on 07/06/06 15:00
On or about 7/6/2006 5:30 AM, it came to pass that blk.coffee@gmail.com
wrote:
> php version: 5.1
> mysql version: 5.0
> here's my problem.
> i hava a MIS ...administrator's account could allocate each system
> user's life-time,
> it's if the user don't make any operation in this system for how many
> minutes which has been allocated by administrator. the system will
> automatic exit.
>
> there's an item in the php.ini as
> ; Document expires after n minutes.
> session.cache_expire = 180
>
> if i have to use session to judge if system should automatic exit ,and
> one of the users his account's life-time over 180...
> what can i do to let the session alive...
>
> user_login -> check if id and password correct -> [yes] store his id
> and basic info into $_session
> each time he request a operation...check if his ID is unexpired so he
> can continue his operation.
>
> hope someone can understand my poor english.
>
You can set the time for the Session to expire using
session_set_cookie_params, however that leaves the cookie available
after the browser exits and you must do the validation you mention.
Assuming the cookie lifetime is defaulted to the browser lifetime(it
gets deleted when the browser closes), an easier way IMHO is to set your
own timer as a session variable. Example: for a ten minute non-usage
timeout: (g
if (isset($_SESSION['$Server_time']) && (time() -
$_SESSION['$Server_time']) > 600)
{
$_SESSION = array(); //break this session, clear variables
// delete session or whatever here if needed
exit;
}
$_SESSION['$Server_time'] = time(); //time in seconds
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