Marek Kilimajer wrote:
Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
Ok, I went with the solution you recommended, by the way of a "thank
you" to the list, here's the resulting function:
/**
* This function returns the IDs of the current PHP sessions.
* At this time, it only works with
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.p
Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
Ok, I went with the solution you recommended, by the way of a "thank
you" to the list, here's the resulting function:
/**
* This function returns the IDs of the current PHP sessions.
* At this time, it only works with
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.se
Ok, I went with the solution you recommended, by the way of a "thank
you" to the list, here's the resulting function:
/**
* This function returns the IDs of the current PHP sessions.
* At this time, it only works with
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php#AEN129461}
* P
On Fri, May 13, 2005 1:01 am, Bogdan Stancescu said:
> I know I could read the session files themselves, but I'd very much
> rather use a "proper" way to retrieve the active sessions, which would
> work with alternate methods of storing session data, if there is any
> such proper way to do this.
R
Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
Hello all,
I guess this comes up once in a while, does anybody know how I can find
the current PHP sessions' IDs? I don't mind if some have passed away,
and the PHP gc hasn't run yet, because I'm doing a garbage collection of
my own, for data identified by session ID -- i
Hello all,
I guess this comes up once in a while, does anybody know how I can find
the current PHP sessions' IDs? I don't mind if some have passed away,
and the PHP gc hasn't run yet, because I'm doing a garbage collection of
my own, for data identified by session ID -- it doesn't really matter
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