#26785 [Com]: session_set_save_handler -- gc() arguments
ID: 26785
Comment by: dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
Reported By: dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.3.4
New Comment:
I'll try that in the next seven days, and will report
the results.
Previous Comments:
[2004-01-13 05:22:11] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try the latest stable CVS snapshot, this works fine with it.
(from http://snaps.php.net)
If you still claim to be able to reproduce this, provide a complete but
short example script.
[2004-01-13 03:48:34] dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
I've also triple checked, and there is nothing wrong I'm
doing, as I've also tried an absolutely stripped down version
of the test; and I still get "Missing argument..." error
when I leave _sessiongc() with one argument.
[2004-01-06 18:19:45] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You're doing something very wrong. The function definately REQUIRES one
parameter. (works fine for me)
[2004-01-04 13:44:15] dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu
Description:
While implementing my own user--level database--based
session handling class, found a *weird* thing: As stated in
oficial PHP documentation on this page, rough--shaped
garbage collecting function looks like:
function gc ($maxlifetime) {
return true;
}
But I found that this function should have *NO* arguments!
While having one argument, error message was like this:
Warning: Missing argument 1 for _sessiongc() in
on line
I removed any arguments for this PHP function, and finally
ended with this rough--shaped gc function, which works:
function gc() {
$maxlifetime = ini_get ('session.gc_maxlifetime');
return true;
}
I even looked around in php-4.3.4/ext/session/mod_user.c but
as I'm not a PHP engine developer, coudn't find any obvious
cause of this.
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Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=26785&edit=1
#26785 [Bgs->Opn]: session_set_save_handler -- gc() arguments
ID: 26785
User updated by: dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
Reported By: dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
-Status: Bogus
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.3.4
New Comment:
I consider this as still open?
Previous Comments:
[2004-01-13 03:48:34] dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
I've also triple checked, and there is nothing wrong I'm
doing, as I've also tried an absolutely stripped down version
of the test; and I still get "Missing argument..." error
when I leave _sessiongc() with one argument.
[2004-01-06 18:19:45] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You're doing something very wrong. The function definately REQUIRES one
parameter. (works fine for me)
----
[2004-01-04 13:44:15] dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
Description:
While implementing my own user--level database--based
session handling class, found a *weird* thing: As stated in
oficial PHP documentation on this page, rough--shaped
garbage collecting function looks like:
function gc ($maxlifetime) {
return true;
}
But I found that this function should have *NO* arguments!
While having one argument, error message was like this:
Warning: Missing argument 1 for _sessiongc() in
on line
I removed any arguments for this PHP function, and finally
ended with this rough--shaped gc function, which works:
function gc() {
$maxlifetime = ini_get ('session.gc_maxlifetime');
return true;
}
I even looked around in php-4.3.4/ext/session/mod_user.c but
as I'm not a PHP engine developer, coudn't find any obvious
cause of this.
--
Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=26785&edit=1
#26785 [Bgs]: session_set_save_handler -- gc() arguments
ID: 26785
User updated by: dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
Reported By: dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.3.4
New Comment:
I've also triple checked, and there is nothing wrong I'm
doing, as I've also tried an absolutely stripped down version
of the test; and I still get "Missing argument..." error
when I leave _sessiongc() with one argument.
Previous Comments:
[2004-01-06 18:19:45] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You're doing something very wrong. The function definately REQUIRES one
parameter. (works fine for me)
----
[2004-01-04 13:44:15] dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
Description:
While implementing my own user--level database--based
session handling class, found a *weird* thing: As stated in
oficial PHP documentation on this page, rough--shaped
garbage collecting function looks like:
function gc ($maxlifetime) {
return true;
}
But I found that this function should have *NO* arguments!
While having one argument, error message was like this:
Warning: Missing argument 1 for _sessiongc() in
on line
I removed any arguments for this PHP function, and finally
ended with this rough--shaped gc function, which works:
function gc() {
$maxlifetime = ini_get ('session.gc_maxlifetime');
return true;
}
I even looked around in php-4.3.4/ext/session/mod_user.c but
as I'm not a PHP engine developer, coudn't find any obvious
cause of this.
--
Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=26785&edit=1
#26785 [NEW]: session_set_save_handler -- gc() arguments
From: dsimic at urc dot bl dot ac dot yu dot NOSPAM
Operating system: Linux
PHP version: 4.3.4
PHP Bug Type: Session related
Bug description: session_set_save_handler -- gc() arguments
Description:
While implementing my own user--level database--based
session handling class, found a *weird* thing: As stated in
oficial PHP documentation on this page, rough--shaped
garbage collecting function looks like:
function gc ($maxlifetime) {
return true;
}
But I found that this function should have *NO* arguments!
While having one argument, error message was like this:
Warning: Missing argument 1 for _sessiongc() in
on line
I removed any arguments for this PHP function, and finally
ended with this rough--shaped gc function, which works:
function gc() {
$maxlifetime = ini_get ('session.gc_maxlifetime');
return true;
}
I even looked around in php-4.3.4/ext/session/mod_user.c but
as I'm not a PHP engine developer, coudn't find any obvious
cause of this.
--
Edit bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=26785&edit=1
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