it is indeed creating many new entries.
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watch the database calls to see if it is indeed creating many new entries.
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Thanks for the responses. I have tried both using php and cake to set
session data, and both are failing.
The tmp/sessions directory is writable, and in fact, there is session
data there. I've checked everything in the app/config directory and
nothing is different from development to production (e
One thing you can check:
The location where session is saved. If 2 pages are from 2 different
applications and if they share session the paths (locations) need to
be identical
Good luck,
Zonium
On Dec 13, 1:35 pm, francky06l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If it's works under development and not on
If it's works under development and not on production, this seems a
configuration problem to me .. Did you check if the directory where
sessions are stored is present en writable on production server (if
you store in file of course)? Are the settings for cake (and version,
Security level etc ..) i
My login function sets a session variable which contains user data. It
then redirects to an index page. Using Firecake, i see that the
session data is there:
5fbout['Sessions'] = {"Config":
{"userAgent":"25fed2e5facba72bdb68484b4b19538b","time":
1197579960,"rand":2113374583},"User":{"id":
33,"us
