My second example program.
---- a.php ----
<?php
session_start();
session_register("name");
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS["name"] = "test";
echo session_encode();
?>
---- a.php ----
result is as following.
====================
!name|
====================
and, /tmp/sess_7d755f490ba4e50da20d7167e2966771 file has only
"!name|" without any stuff relating to "test" which I inserted
into $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["name"]
I can't figure out why this odd things happen.
apache and php's configuration files are the same as thoes in
my home computer and both of two computer use Debian/woody.
Anybody has some clues about it? why session variables' contents
wouldn't stored.
Regard,
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Chung Ha-Nyung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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