Gary W. Smith wrote:
Just my $0.02 but if it's in MySQL then you really don't need to expire each one. You can write a custom script that will do this. When you break it down, expire is really just finding those tokens that are beyond the threshold where id=x and time=y. The resultant would be "where time=x".
Don't be fooled into thinking it is this easy, it's not. When running an expire you have to not only delete the unused tokens but you have to also update individual's variables. While it is possible to go around the API and do it yourself, unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing I don't recommend this route.
Michael
