Hi
I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
WBR
Sonnich
12  1989 
On 2 Sep, 14:44, jodleren <sonn...@hot.ee wrote:
Hi
I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
WBR
Sonnich
How are you seeing this?
Hi
>
I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
WBR
Sonnich
Kill it yourself when everything is done. session_destroy () look it up
On Sep 2, 5:41*pm, "Twayne" <nob...@devnull .spamcop.netwro te:
Hi
I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
WBR
Sonnich
Kill it yourself when everything is done. *session_destro y() *look itup
How do I do that? I mean, I can close the browser, I dont get to know
it. When the open a browser again, then I get the old session without
knowing what has happened en between.
/S
On Sep 2, 6:07*pm, jodleren <sonn...@hot.ee wrote:
On Sep 2, 5:41*pm, "Twayne" <nob...@devnull .spamcop.netwro te:
I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
Kill it yourself when everything is done. *session_destro y() *look it up
How do I do that? I mean, I can close the browser, I dont get to know
it. When the open a browser again, then I get the old session without
knowing what has happened en between.
I found session_cache_e xpire(30);
That may do it. Testing...
..oO(jodleren)
>I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
If you use URLs to pass the session ID from one page to another, then
this is normal and expected behaviour. The server can't determine when
you close the browser, so the session will still live until it times
out. If you open another browser and paste the same URL with the session
ID into its address bar, you can continue the session.
Situation is different with a session cookie, which is the preferred
way. If you close the browser, the cookie will be removed as well. The
session will still be considered active on the server, but the browser
lost the connection to it and can't access it anymore.
Micha
jodleren wrote:
Hi
I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
WBR
Sonnich
You can't. PHP handles sessions via cookies. The browser may clear
cookies when it closes, or it may not. If not, you have no way of
determining whether the browser was closed or not.
Setting an expiration time helps. But it still doesn't stop someone
form closing the browser and reopening it before the session expires.
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Michael Fesser wrote:
.oO(jodleren)
>I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
If you use URLs to pass the session ID from one page to another, then
this is normal and expected behaviour. The server can't determine when
you close the browser, so the session will still live until it times
out. If you open another browser and paste the same URL with the session
ID into its address bar, you can continue the session.
Situation is different with a session cookie, which is the preferred
way. If you close the browser, the cookie will be removed as well. The
session will still be considered active on the server, but the browser
lost the connection to it and can't access it anymore.
Micha
Micha,
With some browsers (Firefox for instance), it is an option to remove the
cookie or not. And if you don't remove the cookies, the session will
still be alive when you go back to the site (unless, of course, the
session has expired).
--
=============== ===
Remove the "x" from my email address
Jerry Stuckle
JDS Computer Training Corp. js*******@attgl obal.net
=============== ===
..oO(Jerry Stuckle)
>Michael Fesser wrote:
>.oO(jodleren )
>>I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
If you use URLs to pass the session ID from one page to another, then
this is normal and expected behaviour. The server can't determine when
you close the browser, so the session will still live until it times
out. If you open another browser and paste the same URL with the session
ID into its address bar, you can continue the session.
Situation is different with a session cookie, which is the preferred
way. If you close the browser, the cookie will be removed as well. The
session will still be considered active on the server, but the browser
lost the connection to it and can't access it anymore.
Micha
Micha,
With some browsers (Firefox for instance), it is an option to remove the
cookie or not.
OK, that could be an issue (never encountered it, though, my primary
browser is Opera).
>And if you don't remove the cookies, the session will
still be alive when you go back to the site (unless, of course, the
session has expired).
Yep.
Micha
On Sep 2, 10:01*pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
jodleren wrote:
Hi
I did not notice. A system I have made, seems on one server to keep
the $_SESSION even when the browser has been closed...
How can I avoid that?
WBR
Sonnich
You can't. *PHP handles sessions via cookies. *The browser may clear
cookies when it closes, or it may not. *If not, you have no way of
determining whether the browser was closed or not.
Setting an expiration time helps. *But it still doesn't stop someone
form closing the browser and reopening it before the session expires.
I tried - 30 minutes seems like 30 days. It can even remember it
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