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I have sessions working to a postgresql database. To test out what happens during a failure, I replaced the calls to _read and _write in the custom save handler to always return false. How can I tell if sessions are working correctly? session_start() always returns true (I thought it would return false as my _write handler was always returning false). Here's the session handler code: function pgsql_session_open($save_path, $session_name) { return false; } function pgsql_session_close() { return false; } function pgsql_session_read($key) { return false; } function pgsql_session_write($key, $val) { return false; } function pgsql_session_destroy($key) { return false; } function pgsql_session_gc($maxlifetime) { return false; } session_set_save_handler( 'pgsql_session_open', 'pgsql_session_close', 'pgsql_session_read', 'pgsql_session_write', 'pgsql_session_destroy', 'pgsql_session_gc' );