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@devel95Jan 08.2010 — #Here is something that is pretty basic I use to view and delete old sessions that hang around my server for a bit. If you're proficient with PHP, there is probably some code in here you can use to get closer to your objective.

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<?php

/*2009-12-05*/

error_reporting(E_ALL); // server configured at 6135, increasing to 6143

ini_set('display_errors', 'On');

if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=='123.456.789.012' || $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=='987.654.321.098') { // these are the only 2 IP's that can use this script

$directory = '/tmp/'; // define the director to use off the server root

$filePattern = 'sess_'; // define the file pattern for filtering (optional)

/*NOTHING NEEDS TWEAKED BELOW THIS LINE*/
  // delete file
  if (isset($_GET['del'])) {
   unlink($directory.$filePattern.$_GET['del']);
   header('Location: http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);
   exit;
  } // end delete file
 
  // show file
  if (isset($_GET['show'])) {
   echo '<pre>';
   echo '<p>'.date("F d, Y a\t h:i:sa",filemtime($directory.$filePattern.$_GET['show'])).'  <a href="?del='.$_GET['show'].'">delete</a>  <a href="'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'">return</a></p>';
   $fopen = fopen($directory.$filePattern.$_GET['show'],"r");
   while (!feof($fopen)) {
   $record = fgets($fopen);
   $results = explode(';',$record);
   print_r($results);
   }
   fclose($fopen);
   echo '</pre>';
   exit;
  } // end show file
 
  $results = array();
  $handler = opendir($directory);
  while ($file = readdir($handler)) { if (substr($file,0,5)==$filePattern) $results[] = filemtime($directory.$file).'|'.$file.'|'.filesize($directory.$file); }
  closedir($handler);
  sort($results);
  echo '<pre>';
  echo '<p>There '.((count($results)==1)?'is':'are').' '.count($results).' open session'.((count($results)==1)?'':'s').' at '.date("h:i:sa").'  (<a href="'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'">refresh</a>)</p>';
  foreach ($results as $value) {
   list($datetime,$session,$filesize) = explode('|',$value);
   echo date("F d, Y a\t h:i:sa",$datetime);
   echo '  ('.sprintf("&#37;4s",$filesize).'k)';
   echo '  <a href="?del='.str_replace($filePattern,'',$session).'">clear</a>';
   echo '  <a href="?show='.str_replace($filePattern,'',$session).'">view</a>';
   $fopen = fopen($directory.$session,"r");
   $record = fgets($fopen);
   $result = explode('|',$record);
   fclose($fopen);
   $thisDomain = substr($result[1],(strpos($result[1],'"')-strlen($result[1]))+1);
   echo '  '.sprintf("%-30s",$thisDomain);
   echo '  '.sprintf("%-15s",$result[2]);
   echo '  '.$result[3];
   echo '<br />';
  }
  echo '</pre>';

}

else {

header('Location: http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);

exit;

}

?>

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@SrWebDeveloperJan 08.2010 — #Please next time consider using the PHP code tag which has colored syntax highlighting and makes pasted code easier to read on the forum. Thanks.

@devel95Jan 08.2010 — #SrWebDeveloper -- if your post is targeted to me, I am not sure how to do that. I am a novice Webdeveloper.com post-er. Thanks for pointing me in the direction you are referring too.

@devel95Jan 08.2010 — #Scratch my last post. I went in on a new post and I think I found the way to "tag" php code. Will use it next time. Thank for enlightening me on it.

@SrWebDeveloperJan 08.2010 — #When posting here and while using the editor, click once on the small "php" icon at the top of the editor, then paste your code, then click once more on the icon. ?

@SrWebDeveloperJan 08.2010 — #scratch my last post. I went in on a new post and i think i found the way to "tag" php code. Will use it next time. Thank for enlightening me on it.[/quote]

Nice!

-jim

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