ID:               16263
 Comment by:       mlavoice at netsync dot net
 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:

I have this issue PHP Version 5.1.6


Previous Comments:
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[2008-03-07 15:41:09] josuaher at hotmail dot com

I have the same problem, a new session is created everytime a page is
load. I'm using PHP 5.2.5 on Apache 2.0.63 Windows XP.

I just don`t know what else to try!!

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[2008-03-06 22:51:22] smola85 at o2 dot pl

Same problem here.

Debian 4.0
Apache 2.0 Handler
PHP 4.3.10

It works only if I'm not using session_regenerate_id(). When I put
session_regenerate_id() before $_SESSION... it doesn't work.

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[2008-02-20 04:22:24] snakk at inet dot co dot th

My same code is work fine on following system.

FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE
Apache 2.0 Handler
PHP 4.3.10

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[2008-02-20 04:18:32] snakk at inet dot co dot th

I'm facing the same problem. Waiting for solution or suggestion,
please.

FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE
Apache 2.0.59
PHP 5.2.4

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[2008-01-22 11:51:12] costa_brava at gmx dot net

I think that part of the problem is, at least on Windows, that the
session.save_path (and upload_tmp_dir) are being created within the
user's 'Temp' area.  (By the Windows msi installer?)
But this directory is occasionally cleaned out (either manually or by
system / 3rd party disk cleaners). This BTW, is the idea of a temp area,
that you may delete old data without regrets.

Well, since php does not re-create the sub directories structure as
needed, it would be better to change these paths to a less temporary
place, like "user\application data\php". Or store the files directly in
the temp folder, not in subdirectories therein.

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