I agree with Alex,
all I see in the docs is that the column holds a "timestamp"... to me
that said the column should be of the type "timestamp" as well, and
that doesn't work.
Daniel
On Jan 21, 4:11 pm, "a...@speedypin.com" wrote:
> I guess not enough where you reference Eno, because it’s a bi
I guess not enough where you reference Eno, because it’s a bit brief
there, and I went through that documentation before posting. Looking
at the documentation in hindsight, I still didn’t see the complete
answer to my question.
Anyway I gave 2 more follow up responses stating some other snippets
I've just had this issue and decided to make the time column a simple
integer.
That works, and seems to get rid of weird session drops that I had
before.
Daniel
On Jan 19, 2:06 pm, "a...@speedypin.com" wrote:
> there is also this snippethttp://snippets.symfony-project.org/snippet/26
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there is also this snippet
http://snippets.symfony-project.org/snippet/26
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I started looking at the sql query logs from mysql, it looks like
sess_time is a Unix time stamp.
On Jan 19, 1:45 pm, "a...@speedypin.com" wrote:
> I want to use a database managed session system as opposed to
> filesystem based.
>
> My question is :
> What would symfony expect for the table s
