apachenut
08-04-2004, 12:04 AM
sorry I was just typing in the wrong username and Password problem fixed.
it seems that i needed to put it in its own folder so it didnt garbage collect in /tmp
I have a php program that uses sessions and need to have them stay around forever or atleast for the next 100 or so years. The fact is that it dosnt recognize the session after about 30 min or so but the file with the session is still there.
I dont have access to the php.ini its somone elses server
i've used
php_value session.gc_maxlifetime 9999999999
php_value session.save_path test /
in a .htaccess file in the directory. and it still dosnt work.
i really just want the session to never disapear or not to garbage collect.
is there a way i can use
session.gc_divisor
or
session.gc_probability
to never garbage collect?
thanks
it seems that i needed to put it in its own folder so it didnt garbage collect in /tmp
I have a php program that uses sessions and need to have them stay around forever or atleast for the next 100 or so years. The fact is that it dosnt recognize the session after about 30 min or so but the file with the session is still there.
I dont have access to the php.ini its somone elses server
i've used
php_value session.gc_maxlifetime 9999999999
php_value session.save_path test /
in a .htaccess file in the directory. and it still dosnt work.
i really just want the session to never disapear or not to garbage collect.
is there a way i can use
session.gc_divisor
or
session.gc_probability
to never garbage collect?
thanks