ID: 25934
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: php at webfreezer dot com
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: SuSe Linux 8.1
PHP Version: 4.3.3
New Comment:
As you don't give an example script we have to assume that you're just
doing something wrong. This works just fine for me.
Previous Comments:
[2003-11-03 06:41:08] php at webfreezer dot com
Additional note:
DOMAINNAME in session.save_path is just the concealed domain name.
[2003-11-03 06:39:24] php at webfreezer dot com
This is an excerpt of ini_get_all vardump´ed:
[session.auto_start] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = 0
[local_value] string(1) = 0
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.bug_compat_42] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = 1
[local_value] string(1) = 1
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.bug_compat_warn] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = 1
[local_value] string(1) = 1
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.cache_expire] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(2) = 60
[local_value] string(3) = 180
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.cache_limiter] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(7) = nocache
[local_value] string(7) = nocache
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.cookie_domain] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(0) =
[local_value] string(0) =
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.cookie_lifetime] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = 0
[local_value] string(1) = 0
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.cookie_path] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = /
[local_value] string(1) = /
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.cookie_secure] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(0) =
[local_value] string(0) =
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.entropy_file] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(0) =
[local_value] string(0) =
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.entropy_length] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = 0
[local_value] string(1) = 0
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.gc_divisor] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(3) = 100
[local_value] string(3) = 100
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.gc_maxlifetime] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(4) = 1440
[local_value] string(4) = 1440
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.gc_probability] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = 1
[local_value] string(1) = 1
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.name] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(9) = PHPSESSID
[local_value] string(9) = sessionID
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.referer_check] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(0) =
[local_value] string(1) = 0
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.save_handler] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(5) = files
[local_value] string(5) = files
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.save_path] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(4) = /tmp
[local_value] string(44) = /var/www/DOMAINNAME/temp/sessions
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.serialize_handler] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(3) = php
[local_value] string(3) = php
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.use_cookies] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = 1
[local_value] string(1) = 0
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.use_only_cookies] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = 0
[local_value] string(1) = 0
[access] int(7) =
}
[session.use_trans_sid] array(3) = {
[global_value] string(1) = 0
[local_value] string(1) = 0
[access] int(6) =
}
[2003-10-29 19:58:00] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Could you please show all your session related INI values after any
ini_set() or session_set_cookie_params() that your script normally
makes.
[2003-10-22 06:01:14] php at webfreezer dot com
Sorry, ini_set(session.name, sessionID) is called before, NOT
ini_set(session-name...
[2003-10-22 05:59:38] php at webfreezer dot com
I don´t access the sessionID in the scripts directly via any $_GET or
$_POST. I only use PHP´s session_id() and session_name() functions
throughout the scripts.
After testing the current PHP snap there has been no change in the
behavior so I changed the version back to 4.3.3.
However I tried something different.
I appended PHPSESSID={SESSIONID} to the URL so that it now looks like
file.php?sessionID={SESSIONID}PHPSESSID={SESSIONID} when such a
session loss occured and it works!
As I stated before the session file exists and contains the correct
data so the session is kind of restored that way.
ini_get(session.name) however correctly returns sessionID on
