On another note, why would we possibly need to run lsof every time we need to cleanup sessions? This is a very inefficient and expensive process. If someone knows how it came to be that this code was added, I would be very curious. Also, I see that recent versions of Ubuntu (14.04 for example) put a modules/ folder in /var/lib/php which is quite disconcerting since there are potentially thousands of session files in there as well.
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