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Posted by Jim Carlock on 05/12/07 01:49
On May 11, 5:33 pm, "Jim Carlock" wrote:
> I have a problem where session cookies get left inside
> the temporary folder. Is this a common problem or is
> there perhaps something I've over looked - there a
> way to make sure the session variables get cleaned up?
"Mike P2" wrote...
: Check out session.cookie_lifetime in php.ini, set it to 0 to make
: the browser expire the cookie when it closes.
: http://php.net/session#session.configuration
Thanks, Mike. What if I restart the server? What cleans up those
cookies? That value was already to set to 0. I see sess_ files over
a week old and there's quite a few of them. I have to delete them
every week.
There a good link about setting all those settings appropriately?
<g> I think search engines create the mess. Google used to throw
the PHPSESSID variable into the URI when parsing one website.
That was horrible as it then appeared as a valid link inside of
Google and there were literally 1000 of them to the same page(s).
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Jim Carlock
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