On Sun, 2006-03-26 at 17:55 +1200, Gordon Stewart wrote:
> Hi,
>
> for the last year or so, ive just uploaded my pages to the website /
> server to test PHP script.
> (its just expired the last day or so...)
>
> Ive now installed PHP 5 onmy home server - & testing it. However im
> getting an err
--- Gordon Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> for the last year or so, ive just uploaded my pages
> to the website /
> server to test PHP script.
> (its just expired the last day or so...)
>
> Ive now installed PHP 5 onmy home server - & testing
> it. However im
> getting an error / p
Hi,
for the last year or so, ive just uploaded my pages to the website /
server to test PHP script.
(its just expired the last day or so...)
Ive now installed PHP 5 onmy home server - & testing it. However im
getting an error / problem...
(This is at the top of my index page
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03262005 2139 GMT-6
Ok. Im a little baffeled.
I made a few changes to see what I can do and its odd. Im not sure now
that I even understand the directory structure.
When you log into the yahoo File Manger, there are 21 folders. One of
those folders I created and named sessions. Im using another
03262005 2123 GMT-6
I just took another look at something.
I looked up the O-RDWR and its a 'direct io function'.
I created the session folder but you'll see it states access denied.
Not sure what the (13) stands for.
[27-Mar-2005 03:22:14] PHP Warning: session_start():
open(session/sess_5a7bd
03262005 2117 GMT-6
Thanks Brandon.
I read the php documentation on this but I wasnt clear on it.
Would this be the correct way to set that:
session_save_path("/sessions");
session_start();
Wade
Brandon Smith wrote:
> Wade,
>
> You can use ini_set to set the session save path whereev
Wade,
You can use ini_set to set the session save path whereever you want. It
looks like the /tmp path isn't writable to PHP. This is probably Yahoo's
fault. It is advisable to set the save path to somewhere in your own
account, so that other users on the server won't find your session data
t
03262005 1923 GMT-6
I did some searching and fixed the first errors.
Now its the session stuff.
I read in the php.ini about the location of the ;session.save_path = /tmp
I checked the hosting site and /tmp is specified - on my system its not.
So, arent sessions written to /tmp from the settings i
03262005 1707 GMT-6
Posted below is the scripts.log from a pages uploaded to a site Im
working on. I checked the phpinfo and found out that the php version is
4.3.6 and the server api is CGI. I dont know if this makes a difference
or not for my question. My local machine uses php version 5.0.3
