Using cron is hacky here. It can be too slow (thus the disk fills up), or usless (such as on a laptop with no sessions getting generated). How about something more dynamic with php counting dirty sessions, and cleaning them up synchronously at the end of a session? Let php handle this, when php needs to.
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