Well, I was having problems getting sessions working at all on my FreeBSD
box, but they are now working...
But that leads me to more problems...
For any others that might have a problem w/ FreeBSD, try setting the
referer_check to 0
'session.referer_check = 0'
Once I changed that things seem to be working, ie. I can get a simple count
script to run with no probs, but here is where I come across a new problem.
This script works fine (it counts as I reload it):
<?php
session_start();
session_register('counter');
$counter++;
echo("You have visited this page $counter times.");
?>
What I am wanting to run on the site is a shopping cart app (along with some
other scripts that utilize sessions) that I wrote myself. Everything works
fine on my home linux box, but doesn't seem to be working on the FreeBSD
box. Maybe I am just not using sessions properly, but it is bugging me
because it works on the linux box... Here's an example:
test.php:
<?php
session_start();
session_register('counter');
$counter++;
echo("You have visited this page $counter times.\n");
?>
<a href="test2.php">click here</a>
test2.php:
<?php
session_start();
session_register('counter');
$counter++;
echo("You have visited this page $counter times.\n");
?>
<a href="test.php">click here</a>
Shouldn't this hold the same counter variable for both pages? It works fine
on my linux box, but on the FreeBSD box, $counter is always 1. I think that
if I could get something like this script working, then the shopping cart
would also work. Sorry for the long message! Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Jeff
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