ID: 25876
Comment by: jspec at bellsouth dot net
Reported By: golden at riscom dot com
Status: No Feedback
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: freebsd 4.8
PHP Version: 4.3.9-4.3.10
Assigned To: sniper
New Comment:
My hosting company is unable to fix the random "Failed to initialize
storage module" error and it is making my account unusable. They
cannot seem to fix it. What is the story with this!?
Previous Comments:
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[2005-04-29 11:04:06] dmih at in-solve dot ru
Please kindly pay attention to this bug.
It is REAL bug, not fantasy of 100+ man. Random session handler error.
No Feedback status is surely lame for this, as you are getting
feedback.
There is no reproduce code because bug is "random bug under heavy load"
class.
We hope for you.
Thanks.
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[2005-04-08 19:03:08] todd dot trann at palidar dot com
RedHat 9
PHP 4.3.9 from RPM (php-4.3.9-11.rh90.art)
Zend Engine 1.3.0, Optimizer 2.5.5
I am experiencing the same problem: the error indicates storage module
"user", yet php.ini has it set to "files", and nowhere in my code do I
change it to "user".
The problem comes and goes as the page is reloaded. A PHP page with no
session code does not exhibit the problem.
My /tmp directory is world writable.
Todd
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[2005-04-02 16:21:52] tj at tjshafer dot com
I am also having this problem
Freebsd 4.8
php 4.3.10
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[2005-03-31 03:00:43] james at westcoastbmx dot com
i have this problem as well.
as long as:
php_value session.save_handler user
is in my .htaccess file
session_start();
will not work.
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[2005-03-28 19:27:40] clix at theclixnetwork dot com
A client of mine is having the same problem. The script uses:
session_start();
session_register('susername');
session_register('spassword');
session_register('sreferer');
session_register('susecode');
No destroy or anything special. If $username is set, than it sets the
session $susername to $username. He tried accessing the page within a
short time period after me, both passing the same username. However
when I access it again it doesn't give me the error.
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