Try upgrading to php 4.3.0 or higher, i have been experiencing the same
problems as you did untill I switched to 4.3.1
Good luck.
Marcus
Brian McGarvie wrote:
I use a session for a syste to varify login...
However sometimes the session seems to timeout (as I'd expect) however it
seems random,
For easier programming i'm using sessions with TRANSSID.
but actually all big open source scripts use cookies only. they don't even
create sessions
"Miha Nedok" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> I'm developing web apps written in PHP for quite a long time.
> I w
Along with what Luis said, you need to make sure that "session.save_path" is
set and that PHP can write to it, if not this may be why things don't work.
Another problem with your script is that you need to unregister all session
variables after its been determined that the user isn't valid.
"John
1. 'session.save_path' is set to 'c:\php\sessiondata'
I watched that directory & this is what I found:
Example1 For each page I call session_start(), a new session file
gets created. So: call a page, file gets created checking, say,
$_SESSION['username']. nothing there, so call login page.
First of all, you can make sessions automaticly turn on by setting
"session.auto_start" in your php.ini file. Alternatively, you can set
"output_buffering" to something... to buffer your response before
sending it along.
Now, that error message you are getting is probably because you are
try
this has nothing to do with unicode. This is because your code is trying
to set session cache-control headers too late on the login page. Check out:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.header.php
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.session-cache-limiter.php
The "output_buffering" settings i
me also same problem
Mark Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi!
>
> I'm running Apache/1.3.24 (Win32) and php 4.2.1 as a apache module on
> a windows2000 professional box. everything seems to be fine but
> sessions. Th
use absolute path like including the last slash in php.ini:
session.save_path=c:\temp\phpsess\
regds,
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How can I use session functions on Windo
Or simply create a folder under C called tmp i.e 'C:\tmp' and you will done.
J.Opere
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Try to
Try to config in php.ini file the session_save_path to C:\temp not /tmp
HTH,
Ernani
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> I am learning PHP from the Greenspan and Bulger book, on a Windows
> development system using PHP 4.1.2 and A
Hi,
> What would be a good setting?
Anything that can be read by windows and where you like it.
since it is only for local testing it doesn't really matter.
cheers
Johannes
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