On Jan 18, 2007, at 7:53 PM, Tracy12 wrote:
We decided to keep the session data on LAN (file).
As there will be new file created for each Session, We just wanted
to know
how to cleanup this folder, basically to clean all the expired
sessions.
Which part of the perl auth handler should do this cleanup
none.
use a cron job to clear out files that haven't been modified within X
time. run it ever 15-30 minutes.
you can also store sessions in a db, and just run a cron job that
deletes old sessions every so often.
while its possible to run a cleanup in your code, its way easier to
just run a cron job.
// Jonathan Vanasco
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