ID: 26038
Comment by: bugs dot php dot net at mkaart dot net
Reported By: pedro at dehumanizer dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: FreeBSD 4.9
PHP Version: 4CVS-2003-10-30 (stable)
New Comment:
Hi,
I had similar problems on my Gentoo Linux box running Apache 2.0.48 and
php4. The problem was solved when I changed the following setting from
"user" to "files" in the php.ini:
session.save_handler = files
Note: This broke drupal (a CMS i have running), but enabling .htaccess
for drupal, which sets session.save_handler to user, fixed that as
well.
Hope this helps...
Regards,
Marnix Kaart
Previous Comments:
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[2004-01-05 03:28:35] dewaard at netcollective dot nl
I encountered this problem while working on a custom
session handler with session_set_save_handler(). All the
virtual hosts on that particular server that contain
session_start() where having this issue, except from the
virtual host on which I was developing the custom
session handler. The only way to solve it was an Apache
restart.
After a while the problem occured again and an Apache
restart fixed this occurence to. I don't know what
caused the problem, but i'm quite sure it happened
because of my experiments with
session_set_save_handler(). I didn't do anything else
that relates to sessions and didn't mess with the ini
settings.
The error occured on PHP 4.3.3 (Apache 1.3.29, Red Hat
8). I've just updated to PHP 4.3.4, but I'm afraid that
won't solve this issue. I will true to find out more
about this problem and will share all the clues that i
can find.
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[2003-12-29 16:51:31] der at derdev dot com
I confirm problem on RedHat 7.3, source-built apache 1.3.29, php 4.3.4
as module. Mysql 3.23.56, localhost socket connect.
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[2003-12-16 17:05:45] darren at cpanel dot net
Just FYI, this also happens with apache 1.3.29 and php 4.3.3 and 4.3.4
on RedHat Linux.
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[2003-11-17 18:08:18] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's not PHP bug. (Apache2 is really not ready for production)
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[2003-10-30 07:34:12] pedro at dehumanizer dot com
By the way, if I use Apache 1.3.28 instead, configuring the same
version of PHP with exactly the same options (except replacing
--with-apxs2 with --with-apxs), the problem disappears.
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