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I don't know if I'm close to what you need, but try creating a script like below:
#!/usr/local/bin/php -q <? some php commands here ?> and run this script whenever you want (user login/user logout, manually, whatever) I'm not sure about php delimiters. Try without them in case it doesn't work with them. Or just search google. |
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