php-windows Digest 9 Aug 2004 06:09:20 -0000 Issue 2352
Topics (messages 24361 through 24362):
Re: Session warning...
24361 by: Larry E. Ullman
file self check
24362 by: Ragnar
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When I was opened my index.php I saw a warning as following:
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��Warning: open(/tmp\sess_d8371d1d2885a00f831dca4730aa2354, O_RDWR)
failed: m (2) in c:/program files/abria
merlin/apache/htdocs/md/misc/misc3.php on line 12
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I use sessions. Related file (misc3.php) and screen view�are added to
this e-mail.
You're running Windows, presumably, which does not have a /tmp
directory. Open your php.ini file, change the sessions save path value
to a real directory on your computer, and then restart your Web server.
Larry
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Hi everyone,
I was just wondering how one would write a php script that would check
itself, if it has been tempered with before running, and if it has would not
work.
I have seen Perl scripts that work in such a why, that is you edit only 1
char in the file and it will not run anymore, but I couldn't figure out
how that was done.
Anyone ever done this with PHP before? Is it even possible?
cheers,
Ben
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