Mark,
Thanks for the links to the tools. No, I hadn't searched for tools to
handle this but I was getting ready to. I need to go back to several more
projects before transferring them so this will be a help.
It amazes me how differently this problem (white space after closing tag)
can manifest
Hope you didnt have too many files to manually check.
You know that there are tons of tools for that, right?
E.g.
https://github.com/dereuromark/cakephp-tools/blob/master/Console/Command/PhpTagShell.php
or
https://github.com/dereuromark/cakephp-tools/blob/master/Console/Command/WhitespaceShell.p
Hi Ken ..
Glad to hear that my hint helped it took a long time tracing through code
to find it, as it sounds like you had a similar issue, but related to white
space - it's very difficult to spot the real issue,as you just get
blackholed, with no indication why .. Now that the issue has been
docume
It wasn't a call to pr() or an echo. It was whitespace following a closing
PHP tag. I just went through every file and got rid of every closing PHP
tag. Should have done it a long time ago.
I only have myself to blame. :-o
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Thanks, I will do that.
Ken
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Hi Ken ..
You may be having the same issue that I had .. you replied to my post as
well .. I found out that cake checks for any header (or debug/echo) being
sent before the session starts will cause the session not to start your
addition of the Cakesession::Start just forces the session start
I have found a work-around for this problem.
I found that Sessions were not being started (on redirect after Auth login)
on the server that had PHP 5.4.36 and Cake 2.x. My first work-around was to
set session.auto_start=1 in my php.ini file. The Sessions and Auth login
worked properly then.
I
Euromark,
Thanks for your response. I updated my version of CakePHP to the 2.6.1. Now
I can change the setup so that session cookies on the server are written to
/app/tmp/sessions. I now see the cookies - each with a name like
sess_abd5g143. The client-side cookie content is the GUID that m
You must have some special session setup.
For no one else this happens - ever.
Try to set up a completely fresh system and debug that one piece by piece.
If that happens there too its most likely a server issue.
Otherwise it is probably a misconfiguration in your configs in CakePHP etc.
mark
A
A kind person on IRC suggested that the problem might be fixed by going to
the latest version of Cake. So I updated to 2.6.1 and the problem still
exists.
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Another factor that might have a bearing on this: the old server had PHP
5.2.17 - the new server has 5.4.36.
In my original post I said I had a CakePHP 2.3 and a 1.3 app that were
misbehaving. When I switched the 1.3 app to use Session.default='cake', it
started working. Now I can switch it bac
I have tried changing the Session settings in core.php. I have tried both
Configure::write('Session', array('defaults' => 'cake')); and 'database'.
Each time I do that my error.log fills up with repeated errors that begin:
2015-01-18 17:15:13 Error: [CakeSessionException] Unable to configure the
First let me say I have looked for answers to this on this forum and in the
Book but nothing seems to fit. I have also posted this question on
StackOverflow and I apologize if any one is offended by my posting it both
places.
I have 3 working apps that I am moving from one production server t
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