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RE: [PHP-DB] Re: My $_SESSION['''] variables are expiring!
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| Ron Piggott 2005-10-29, 6:59 pm |
| The tech support which hosts my web site e-mailed me that the php.ini
file has $_SESSION[''] variables set for 19 minutes. It is a server
wide variable which they do not want to change their system setting for.
Do any of you know if there is a setting that may be modified for just
my web site?
My other approach is this: Is there a way through a PHP command that I
myself may clear the $_SESSION[''] variables and then re-instate them
immediately after clearing them so my web site hosting command will not
come into effect until it is truly needed?
The way I have this set up is that index.php keeps on being called with
a syntax such as
index.php?request=function
Therefore I could cancel the $_SESSION[''] variables each time index.php
is accessed and then immediately re-create it ...
There is only one variable I am carrying in there and it is the account
which is logged in. I could easily put it to another variable such as
$account = $_SESSION['active_account'];
#insert command to close session variable
#now we are going to start a new session
$_SESSION['active_account'] = $account;
Is there any way of doing this?
Ron
On Sat, 2005-29-10 at 12:02 -0400, Bastien Koert wrote:
> Just a thought, maybe when you are checking for the session object that the
> ! (not) operator is missed
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> if (isset($_SESSION) { $_SESSION['some_var'] = 0; }
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> where it should be
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> if (!isset($_SESSION) { $_SESSION['some_var'] = 0; }
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| graeme_foster 2005-10-29, 9:55 pm |
| I think that you want to use ini_set() along with session.gc_maxlifetime.
graeme.
Ron Piggott wrote:
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>The tech support which hosts my web site e-mailed me that the php.ini
>file has $_SESSION[''] variables set for 19 minutes. It is a server
>wide variable which they do not want to change their system setting for.
>
>Do any of you know if there is a setting that may be modified for just
>my web site?
>
>My other approach is this: Is there a way through a PHP command that I
>myself may clear the $_SESSION[''] variables and then re-instate them
>immediately after clearing them so my web site hosting command will not
>come into effect until it is truly needed?
>
>The way I have this set up is that index.php keeps on being called with
>a syntax such as
>index.php?request=function
>
>Therefore I could cancel the $_SESSION[''] variables each time index.php
>is accessed and then immediately re-create it ...
>
>There is only one variable I am carrying in there and it is the account
>which is logged in. I could easily put it to another variable such as
>$account = $_SESSION['active_account'];
>#insert command to close session variable
>#now we are going to start a new session
>$_SESSION['active_account'] = $account;
>
>Is there any way of doing this?
>
>Ron
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>On Sat, 2005-29-10 at 12:02 -0400, Bastien Koert wrote:
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