ID: 28647
Comment by: wm at tolkienforum dot de
Reported By: bill dot stevens at hotmail dot com
Status: Open
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: WindowsXP/Debian
PHP Version: 4.3.7
New Comment:
greetings
this must be somehow script related.
following code works on both windows/debian:
datei1.php:
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<?php
session_start();
$normal=1;
session_register("normal");
$_SESSION['normal'] = 10;
header('Location: datei2.php');
?>
datei2.php:
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<?php
session_start();
session_register("normal");
echo "Normal:". $_SESSION["normal"] ."<br><br>\n";
// prints "Normal:10"
?>
a bit weird your script works on win and does not on debian. since all
the superglobals where introduced the session-coding changed. the docs
include a lot of information (a lot of notice and caution stuff :p)
good luck :)
Previous Comments:
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[2004-06-06 01:15:04] bill dot stevens at hotmail dot com
Description:
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using sessions on windows xp/php 4.3.7 and register_globals off does
work fine (code below).
same script on debian-woody/php 4.3.1 and register_globals off does not
read the session data. only register_globals on solves this (same
code).
session-related config on both machines is the same or changes had no
effect.
any ideas on config/scripting/stuff welcome :)
Reproduce code:
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if( $this->useSessions )
{
session_start();
// check, whether register globals is enabled
if( ini_get( "register_globals" ) )
{
session_register( $this->sessionVar );
if( !isset( $GLOBALS[$this->sessionVar] ) )
$GLOBALS[$this->sessionVar] = array();
$this->sessionData = &$GLOBALS[$this->sessionVar];
}
// register globals is off, session_register is useless :-(
else
{
if( isset( $_SESSION ) )
{
if( !isset( $_SESSION[$this->sessionVar] ) )
$_SESSION[$this->sessionVar] = array();
$this->sessionData =
&$_SESSION[$this->sessionVar];
}
else
{
if( !isset( $GLOBALS["HTTP_SESSION_VARS"][$this->sessionVar] )
)
$GLOBALS["HTTP_SESSION_VARS"][$this->sessionVar]
= array();
$this->sessionData =
&$GLOBALS["HTTP_SESSION_VARS"][$this->sessionVar];
}
}
}
Expected result:
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register session vars. works on windows, does not on debian.
Actual result:
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no session on debian.
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