Hello, does the session_unset($_SESSION); statement delete all existing sessions?
I have on the local server wampserver where the session variable is in my case in the following path: c:/wamp/tmp , when I create sessions on my pages the tmp folder receives for example a session $_SESSION['autentica'] = '1'; with the following name: sess_qvin6nvoq52caubdumc8duq684 with the following values: autentica | s: 1: "1"; .
When I use session_unset($_SESSION); the statement deletes everything in that folder (tmp).
a- Will this instruction override other users who would be logged in?
b- Is there a way to only exclude sess_qvin6nvoq52caubdumc8duq684 , without deleting the others?
From what I could see in this, I think I'm doing something wrong, because when creating the sessions, we always have something created in this tmp folder of the php server, but I realized that it ends up getting files that are not excluded.
I think I'm doing something wrong in handling the sessions, because this kind of "dirt" is always in the tmp folder of the server.
Can this be avoided?