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session => sessionhash
I am looking at my table (session), and checking out the data, for the session hash column I see strange numbers like these "79857fe54ba6af79e61cb23ff6af5ce6". Can anyone help me into figuring out what the exactly means? Is there a function I can run or something?
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that's just the session ids which are used instead of cookies for users browsing your forums
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How about lastactivity?
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It's a Unix Timestamp (seconds from Epoch).
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Thanks. I see that this variable: $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'] will get me a Unix Time stamp. How can I translate that time stamp into something readable?
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I tried that, but I don't know how to use the date() function to translate $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'] which produces a value of "1182368246" sometimes.
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Look at the link I posted:
string date ( string $format [, int $timestamp] ) Which would be similar to: PHP Code:
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