Hello to all,
I'm working on a server where even a simple counter-script won't work.
session_start();
if (isset($HTTP_SESSION_VARS['counter'])) {
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['counter']++;
} else {
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['counter']=1;
}
On every refresh the counter is set to 1.
I dont' know, where to search for the reasons.
The server is a normal service providers server. My customers site is
using sessions and they are working on his site.
My script lays in a subdirectory of my costumers site, protected with a
.htaccess.:
The PHP-Version is 4.0.6.
The values for the session-parameters are, as far as I see, standard:
session.save_handler: files
session.save_path: /tmp
Register-globals is set to on.
Has anybody an idea where the problem lays?
Is it possible that I don' have the right to write into the /tmp-directory?
It would be very nice of you to give me some tips. I don't want to ask
my customer silly questions.
Thanks in advance
Sabine
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