I have specified a directory for the session files to be stored in. But
by doing so the garbage collection function isn't automatically deleting
them. Is there a way I can do so --- Either with a cron or something
like this? Ron
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> I am writing a PHP script that accesses a MYSQL database when the
> adminstrator (the client) wants to add something to a ca
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> I am writing a PHP script that accesses a MYSQL database when the
> adminstrator (the client) wants to add something to a calendar
> (dyna
I am writing a PHP script that accesses a MYSQL database when the
adminstrator (the client) wants to add something to a calendar
(dynamically PHP generated). I have written the callendar and have the
whole thing setup to be able to update it regularly, through a easy user
interface on the admin