maybe is not the good php.ini you are using ... You are modifing a php.ini and php use another one. First of all look in the phpinfo() and see what file is it used. Second add a dummy line in the php.ini like: lkjasdlaksdj;alskdas;ldkajsd and you should be prompted with an error when the apache restart, if you are prompted then try to change for example the path of stored session and see the changes in the phpinfo.
wrote the 'garbage' into both installed php-dir (D:/var/php/php.ini) and into the (%SYSTEMROOT%/system32/php.ini) and it was ignored; ie: no apache2 errors. copied the php.ini (w/ garbarge) into the %SYSTEMROOT% directory and restarted, had no errors BUT did see all my modification to the php.ini finally appear.
had it everywhere but where it mattered, and now my sessions work!!
Thanks "Cristian MARIN - Developer"
Best regards, Kit DeKat mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Systems Programmer
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