> That is in the core code. Since some install of Linux, namely Debian, Ubuntu
> from what I have seen so far, turn off gc for sessions by default and use a
> cron job to clean them up. Since database session handling relies on the
> normal cleanup PHP uses I had to create a workaround at the framework level
> to handle this on database. I have not checked yet, but it may even effect
> storing sessions anywhere but the php default.

For the record, I've encountered (what I presume to be) this error on
CentOS4. I've copied the changes from the trac ticket into my codebase
and it seems to have helped :)

Damien


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