What is your
session.gc_probability
session.gc_maxlifetime
Garbage collection is affected by these.
Garbage collection will not be performed unless someone is using session and
garbage collection is performed. So answer to your question is it is PHP4
session restriction that PHP does not delete session files unless garbage
collection is performed. It will be deleted eventually, though.
Try higher gc_probability if you have problem with that.
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Hi.
It seems that PHP don't clean up it's temporary session files, is this a
"feature" or bug?
PHP versions used 4.0.1pl1 to 4.0.4-pl1
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