Date: 01/14/00
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On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Greg Kelley wrote:
> I have set session.gc_maxlifetime = 600 and restarted apache, started a
> session, see the session file in /tmp, but it's still there after 30
> minutes. Any other Ideas? Thanks...running under Linux RH6.0 and
> everything else seems OK.
What beta version of PHP 4 are you using? session_destroy() should
remove the session file.
-Andrei
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