i guess what u are looking for is session_destroy();
Binay wrote:
> If i m getting ur problem correctly then u want to restrict the same user
> logging from different machines concurrently. If tht being the case the
> snippet u mentioned below alone won't solve the problem . you have
> maintain a flag in the database which will be on when the user logs in and
> off when he/she logs out.
>
>
>> Code:
>>
>> session_cache_expire(0);
>> session_cache_limiter('private');
>> session_start();
>>
>> I use this at the beginning of my script that processes data objects for
> my
>> users. The users use multiple machines and login to the web site. This
>> prevents the cached information from one user popping up when another
>> user
>> logs in. Will this contribute to the solution for my main problem:
>>
>> When a user exits a window without logging out they have to wait until
>> the cookie expires or the session file in /tmp is deleted before they can
>> get
>> back in. This is the code that executes at login:
>>
>> session_cache_expire(0);
>> session_cache_limiter('private');
>> setcookie("cookie","",0,"/","iffinet.com",1);
>> session_start();
>>
>> I was hoping this would cause the session file in /tmp to be deleted but
> it
>> doesnąt work. I also tried unset($_SESSION[Oidą]) this doesnąt work
> either.
>> Anyone have any ideas as to how I can resolve this?
>>
>> Thanks for your help!
>>
>> /Tim
>>
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