Phpsessionclean.service (systemd service)

phpsessionclean.service is a systemd service in Ubuntu that executes /usr/lib/php/sessionclean sh script to clean stale php sessions. It is run every 30 minutes by phpsessionclean.timer.

• systemctl cat phpsessionclean or cat /lib/systemd/system/phpsessionclean.service

[Unit]
Description=Clean php session files

[Service]
Type=oneshot
ExecStart=/usr/lib/php/sessionclean
ProtectHome=true
ProtectSystem=true
PrivateTmp=true

To disable service:

• systemctl stop phpsessionclean.service
• systemctl disable phpsessionclean.service
• systemctl stop phpsessionclean.timer
• systemctl disable phpsessionclean.timer

Activities

• Execute manually sessionclean shell script to clean your PHP sessions

Related terms

• systemd: systemctl
• phpsessionclean.timer

See also

• PHP sessions, session_start, php -i | grep session, /var/lib/php/sessions/, sessionclean, phpsessionclean.service (systemd service)
• PHP, php-fpm, www.conf, php -i, PHP sessions, symfony, fastcgi_pass, sessionclean (shell script),phpsessionclean.service (systemd service), phpquery, php.ini, /var/log/php*, PECL, php --help, PHPUnit, Laravel, PHP framework, Composer, phpbrew, Xdebug, php --version, PHP Fatal error, Hello, World! (php)]
• Systemd services: systemctl [status | is-active | start | daemon-reload | stop | mask | reload | restart | reboot | enable | disable | cat], systemctl list-units, systemctl list-timers, systemctl --failed, systemctl get-default, systemctl --help, .service, .timer, .socket, systemctl restart elasticsearch.service, systemctl status apt-daily, systemctl status oscapd