ID: 16263
Comment by: shivam dot honey at gmail dot com
Reported By: kur at natur dot cuni dot cz
Status: No Feedback
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: ANY
PHP Version: 4.3.0-dev
New Comment:
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2, v.2096 (build 2600)
Internet Explorer 6
Php triad
Php 4.1.1
Apache 1.3.23
I have changed the php.ini file in my default folder C:\apache\php
i.e., SMTP = smtp.cc.iitk.ac.in (my mail server in iitk,india) &
sendmail_from = [EMAIL PROTECTED] (my e-mail id)
The code i am using is simple
<?php
mail('shivam.honey','Hi','Hello');
?>
Everything seems to be fine but i am getting an error -->
Warning: Server Error in c:\apache\htdocs\experiment\e-mail.php on line
2
where, as i am able to send mails from my outlook account using the
same mail server.
Please Help!!! me out.
Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Previous Comments:
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[2007-07-10 14:48:23] ponas dot termas at gmail dot com
Win XP
IE 7
PHP 5.2.3
Apache 2.2
Suggested sollutions not helped. When I am using site as
http://localhost/site it works well, session resumed.
When I am using site using computer name (externally)
http://computer_name/site, session is not resumed and separate files are
created for it.
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[2007-06-08 06:09:48] ddw252 at bham dot ac dot uk
Found this solution:
I was running a server on my pc and session data was lost when I left
the page.
php_info() revealved session.save_path was
C:\DOCUME~1\MyUsername\LOCALS~1\Temp\php\session
but when I looked on the C drive, in the temp folder, there was no php
folder. So I made a php folder, with a session folder inside it, and hey
presto everything works fine :)
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[2007-03-21 16:36:29] bagginsbh at hotmail dot com
The only work around I have found is on the first call to start a
session in your application capture that session id. Then pass it in the
url or as a form parameter. After the session_start() call on your next
page, reset the session id to the passed in session id. Also may
consider archiving all session files such that can be parsed at a later
time to extract the key-value pairs.
This bug has been a major, major problem in my clients environment.
This has been the first time I have run into it. It also has nothing to
do with the time of the session as I have had the lost session occur in
less than 2 minutes after session start.
If not executing a session destroy, which will delete the session file
from the temp location, then look at the old session files and recover
the `lost` parameters.
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[2007-03-15 05:21:59] akk7788 at yahoo dot com
Has a workaround been posted for this yet? I'm having a similar
problem.
THanks
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[2007-03-13 06:53:07] bagginsbh at hotmail dot com
Generally occurs during peak server loads. Intermittently, a new
session is created at session_start() call even though the cookie id has
not changed. Old session file remains with associated data. New session
wipes out all key value pairs resulting in lost data.
PHP Version: 4.3.9
Server: Apache 2.0
OS: wsprolinux
kernel: 2.6.9-42
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