SNIP
> >
> > I found something!
> > If I set register_globals to Off in php.ini, then session *seems* to
work
> YO> well.
> > In /tmp, session data file contains both of variable name and value
and I
> YO> can
> > use $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["variable"].
> > BUT, as before is there no HTTP_SESSION_VARS in PHP variables section
of
> YO> phpinfo.
> >
> > I'm so confused and think things are getting weirder. ;(
> >
>
> YO> I set "register_globals = Off" for many reasons.
> YO> Session may not work with "register_globals = On"??
> YO> It may be a bug. How about post it as a bug, if you don't like it and
there is
> YO> no such a bug report.
>
> Then, is it not odd that there's no HTTP_SESSION_VARS in PHP Variables
> section of phpinfo?
>
I think you might found a new bug in phpinfo().
I don't see HTTP_SESSION_VARS in PHP Variables section neither!! I didn't notice
it.
Question is 'Do developers consider this as a bug or the way it should be'.
How about post a mail to php-dev list?
Regards,
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Yasuo Ohgaki
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