Submitted by Jim Porter (not verified) on Fri, 08/03/2007 - 01:42.
you should check out lsof it will let you see what processes are accessing particular files. watch is a handy utility as well. php5 has session overloading so that you can implement your own session management(I have one using memory based mysql tables).
Lastly php4 has reached the end of it's life and will no longer be supported after the end of this year.
you should check out lsof it
you should check out lsof it will let you see what processes are accessing particular files. watch is a handy utility as well. php5 has session overloading so that you can implement your own session management(I have one using memory based mysql tables).
Lastly php4 has reached the end of it's life and will no longer be supported after the end of this year.
Hope this comment helps you or someone reading!
Jim