John
Have you checked the setup of your session management? Check the
setting as reflected in the output from a phpinfo() command. for
example, make sure your session storage path is valid etc. (normally
/tmp if you haven't changed it)
Also check how php is set to access variables. (Look at the
double check the permissions on the directory where you are trying to
write your session files.
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I hope someone can help..
>
> I am trying to run a session and I keep getting the following error:
>
> "Session initialization failed"
>
> Do you know wha
If you are running Windows as your operating system, you can not use /tmp as
the session directory. You have to specify a valid windows directroy (e.g.
it must exist)
Most people use something like
C:/PHP/SessionData
Stephen
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From: "jacusy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[E
On Fri, 2003-01-31 at 07:20, jacusy wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> How can I verify that the sessions in php are working correctly?
>
> The problem is that I'd like to install a forum on my server but it
> doesn't work. There are some session-errors.
>
> session.save-path = /tmp
> should be ok, right?
>
Hi all,
I have received some good advice from Arnaud, but still I cant get the cookieless
session to perform like it should.
Personally I no longer think that there is an implementation problem regarding code,
and how the variables are registered syntactically.
I feel it has to do with the insta
> Like I said, I compiled with --enable-track-vars and
> --enable-trans-sid. AND the SID propagates, but I cant seem
> to get anything written into the session files. So any
> variables I register, do NOT propaget. But the SID does. Do
> you get my point?
> When using cookies, all variables r
Like I said, I compiled with --enable-track-vars and --enable-trans-sid. AND the SID
propagates, but I cant seem to get anything written into the session files. So any
variables I register, do NOT propaget. But the SID does. Do you get my point?
When using cookies, all variables registered are
if php was compiled with --enable-trans-sid then you dont need to add the
SID to the URL
run phpinfo() to confirm trans-sid is actually enabled in the php.ini (1 is
on)
(look for session.use_trans_sid)
Regards
Simon Wheeler
firepages
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