Re: [PHP-DB] Session files never destroyed with PHP4.0.2 From: Dean Hall (hall <email protected>)
Date: 08/30/00

> > > I use PHP4 session mechanism and, when I make a call to "session_destroy()"
> > > function an error occurs (Session object destruction failed) and the session
> > > files on the server side are never destroyed...
> >
> > I have the same problem -- only PHP gives me no error. When my user clicks
> > a "Log out" button, I do 'session_unregister()' for each session variable,
> > and then I do 'session_destory()'. None of it works; no variables are
> > unregistered, and the session is not destroyed.
> >
> > I can't help except to suggest using 'session_unregister()' for all your
> > session variables. If you find a solution, let me know.
> >
> > Dean Hall.

> If you guys are using cookie to store your sessions, then just use
> setcookie()
> and set the 'time' parameter to the past, and the session will be
> deleted. I
> never tried passing session_id via URL, but if anyone has any other
> idea, please
> let me know.

Whether I'm using cookies or GET depends upon the client. If the client
has cookies turned off, then I use GET.

I suppose I could just use setcookie if I'm using cookies and not print
out the session ID if I'm using GET.

Dean. 

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