[phplib] active_sessions management (php program included here) From: Thierry Bernardi (bernardi <email protected>)
Date: 03/02/01

Hello,

I have included here a PHP program (admtsk.php) to demonstrate the
problem I have.

I have discovered when I am using sess->delete() to end a connection; that
the
session data remain in the active_sessions table (forever it seems).

I believe this behavior abnormal. I wonder if I misuse the phplib or if this
is
a phplib bug.

Right now, I am doing the cleaning by hand with the help of "admtsk.php". I
would
like not to have to do cleaning so often.

Is there anyone to talk about this with me?

Thanks,

Thierry

PS: to keep this text short I give more information in the Post-Scriptum
(see further in this message)

----------------Post-Scriptum ------------------

I have started to look in the active_sessions table, because I was losing
track of
registered variables.

I discovered that way, that the session record remains in the
active_sessions table,
even after a call to sess->delete().

I have also discovered that my system may write several sessions records on
re-call to the very same page (I expect it to re-use the first opened
session data).
I believe all this closely connected to my lost registered variable bug.

The "admtsk.php" program display all those bugs (at least on my system) and
can be
used with the standard "local.inc" that comes with the phplib distribution.

Thank you for reading up to here!

Thierry Bernardi

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