There is no such thing, a session may expire also because of user
inactivity thus there is no way to catch this on the server side. Even
in case the browser is closed nothing is sent to the server to signal
the session end (like a logout).
In case you store the user sessions in the database you could develop
a cron job that would scan the session table for recently expired
sessions (running that task every minute) and make it part of the
session cleanup process.
In case the default PHP session storage is used (files on the disk)
the sessions get GC-ed by the PHP engine and you will not be able to
get expired sessions unless you disable this in php.ini.
gabriel
On Aug 22, 6:17 am, Gabriel Comeau <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am storing an array of object IDs in the session, and storing the objects
> themselves in the database. When the user's session expires (ie - they
> close their browser) I want to test the saved objects for certain
> conditions, and delete the ones that don't meet these conditions. What I'm
> looking for is the place to make this call.
>
> Browsing the API docs, I've found that there is a shutdown() method of the
> sfUser class, but it seems to be run at the end of every request, so that
> won't work.
>
> Can anyone point me in the right direction?
>
> Thanks very much,
>
> Gabriel Comeau
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