PHP Version 4.2.2 Apache 2 RH 9
The problem is that session files in the /tmp directory are completely
cleared out at "random" intervals of time. We assume that the randomness is
due to our session.gc_probability setting of "1" causing it to run for 1% of
new sessions. What we don't understand is why the garbage collector is
removing valid sessions. session.gc_maxlifetime is set to 86400 (24 hours)
so it should keep them around for a good long time. However, it seems that
ALL session files are deleted when the garbage collector runs. In some
cases session files were deleted for sessions that had been around for less
than a minute. We've thought of several hacks that would control the
problem but we can't come up with any way to fix it.
I'd be interested to hear of the hacks..
I've got a hosted application that has started losing session state since they upgraded PHP and they're blaming me and I know it isn't because I have the same spec locally and the same script on different servers.
is there something I can add to my script or in an htaccess file to keep my sessions away from their garbage collection, as it seems likely that I have a similar situation to you.
TIA
Tony
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