Ive just been getting myself deep into using sessions.
Sessions are working as it should except for one condition.
Say I log into the site, and the session is started, and I don't do
anything for the next 30 mins, then go back to the site.
Im temporarily logged out, but because the session
Hi,
Wednesday, December 4, 2002, 4:01:07 AM, you wrote:
Ive just been getting myself deep into using sessions.
Sessions are working as it should except for one condition.
Say I log into the site, and the session is started, and I don't do
anything for the next 30 mins, then go back to the
I've noticed this as well with the things I've been doing for sessions.
They way I understand it is that the server side session storing values is
supposed to expire after a certain lenght of time. I currently have this
at default so I think it should expire after 24 mins. The cleanup is done
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Hi,
Wednesday, December 4, 2002, 4:01:07 AM, you wrote:
Ive just been getting myself deep into using sessions.
Sessions are working as it should except for one
I've noticed this as well with the things I've been doing for
sessions.
They way I understand it is that the server side session storing
values is
supposed to expire after a certain lenght of time. I currently have
this
at default so I think it should expire after 24 mins. The cleanup is
done
Wednesday, December 4, 2002, 4:01:07 AM, you wrote:
Ive just been getting myself deep into using sessions.
Sessions are working as it should except for one condition.
Say I log into the site, and the session is started, and I don't do
anything for the next 30 mins, then go back to the
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Hi,
Wednesday, December 4, 2002, 4:01:07 AM, you wrote:
Ive just been getting myself
Hi,
Wednesday, December 4, 2002, 1:33:03 PM, you wrote:
No question :)
It's just that this is what the original question was about and why I suggested
doing his own sesssion timeout check as the deleting proccess is too unreliable
to depend on for timeout handling. PHP will quite happily return
No question :)
It's just that this is what the original question was about and why I
suggested
doing his own sesssion timeout check as the deleting proccess is too
unreliable
to depend on for timeout handling. PHP will quite happily return stale
data
which could be bad in a login type of
Hi,
Wednesday, December 4, 2002, 1:59:11 PM, you wrote:
JWH Okay. I think I thought you were the original poster. How do you know
JWH it's returning stale data, though? If the cookie is valid, and there
JWH is still a session file (or data in memory), then why is it stale or
JWH expired. Maybe
I was the original poster to this topic. Quite suprised it continued..
I have my sessions stored in a database, thus I thought the problem was
there, but have come to realise,
that is how sessions behave naturally.
I originally thought, that the expired session garbage collection dumps
stale
Ive just been getting myself deep into using sessions.
Sessions are working as it should except for one condition.
Say I log into the site, and the session is started, and I don't do
anything for the next 30 mins, then go back to the site.
Im temporarily logged out, but because the session cookie
Hi,
Tuesday, December 3, 2002, 1:57:21 PM, you wrote:
GS Ive just been getting myself deep into using sessions.
GS Sessions are working as it should except for one condition.
GS Say I log into the site, and the session is started, and I don't do
GS anything for the next 30 mins, then go back to
I had something similar in mind. Thanks for your input...
Tom Rogers wrote:
Hi,
Tuesday, December 3, 2002, 1:57:21 PM, you wrote:
GS Ive just been getting myself deep into using sessions.
GS Sessions are working as it should except for one condition.
GS Say I log into the site, and the
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