ID: 41510
User updated by: damian at 1do1 dot pl
Reported By: damian at 1do1 dot pl
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: FreeBSD 5.5
PHP Version: 4.4.7
New Comment:
Can You answer to my question?
How can I change this default path? Can I change it in my PHP
configuration or only way is too change all scripts?
Previous Comments:
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[2007-05-31 09:09:59] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
session.save_path in php.ini is what it is. If you want to use that,
don't call session_save_path() at all.
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[2007-05-27 18:23:47] damian at 1do1 dot pl
OK. How can I change this default path?
So what for is 'session.save_path' in PHP.INI now?
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[2007-05-27 17:45:39] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If that worked in 4.4.4, it was bug that got fixed.
If you set the save path to '' (empty string), default tmp path will be
used which is /var/tmp in your system. This is not any bug.
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[2007-05-27 17:06:03] damian at 1do1 dot pl
It worked on PHP 4.4.4.
In ini session.save_path is set to /home/var/tmp so why the script is
trying to save in /var/tmp?
"File(/var/tmp/) is not within the allowed
path(s):"
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[2007-05-27 14:36:53] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What is the point of this in your reproduce script:
define('SESSION_DIR', '');
session_save_path(SESSION_DIR);
???
Of course that won't work. Why should it?
And are there by any chance any symlinks in the /home/var/tmp path?
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