On 3/20/07, majna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> function __gc($expires) {
> $db =& ConnectionManager::getDataSource('default');
> $table = $db->fullTableName(CAKE_SESSION_TABLE);
> $db->execute("DELETE FROM " . $db->name($table) . " WHERE " .
> $db-
> >name($table.'.expires') . " < ". $db->value(time()));
> return true;
> }
>
> All methods are there, bu how to use them?
As long as you follow the pre-defined standards for the naming of your
functions and/or methods, PHP itself wil know what to do. That
function above *is* the garbage collection routine. I know that a lot
of what PHP does in relation to sessions is hidden behind the scenes.
Until you write your own custom session handler, you don't really know
what you are getting yourself into. :)
> If cake is configured to store sessions in database, there is no
> garbage collection, and expired sessions are left forever in db.
> Shoul I clean this somehow, or it's already implemented but buggy.
>
As I mentioned above, PHP itself will take care of calling the correct
methods and/or functions to handle garbage collection of expired
sessions. Honest.
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