ID: 8989
Updated by: sniper
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Open
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: *Session related
Operating system:
PHP Version: 4.0.4pl1
Assigned To:
Comments:
Does this happen with latest snapshot from
http://www.zend.com/snapshots/ ??
There have been some fixes regarding this.
--Jani
Previous Comments:
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[2001-06-07 23:45:32] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Note I have not tested the ISAPI modules in the last few releases, so I cannot state
whether they work or not. I only know that the CGI modules since v4.0.3pl1 are again
demonstrating a failure to properly store session files.
In the past it seemed that the CGI module's development was performed first, then the
ISAPI module. I got tired of having issues with the ISAPI module and decided for the
duration to stick to just using the CGI module.
If that trend has somehow reversed or if the ISAPI module is now on par with the CGI
module both stability and functions-wise, then please let me know. I would like to
switch over to the ISAPI module as it supposed to offer increased performance.
However, I will take stability over performance any day.
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[2001-06-07 23:41:34] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, the problem still exists in the v.4.0.5 CGI module. PLEASE resolve this issue if
possible, as I am still forced to use v4.0.3pl1 if I wish to use PHP4 session
variables.
This bug was resolved and session variables working up thru v4.0.3pl1. With every
release since, however, this problem has persisted once again.
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[2001-05-22 21:11:37] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does this problem persist with a recent version of PHP 4 (like latest CVS or PHP
4.0.5)?
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[2001-01-29 18:06:15] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
v4.0.4pl1 CGI version, with or without v1 of Zend Optimizer,
is once again demonstrating similar session file generation
as I reported earlier in BUG #5493. It looks like an old
bug has snuck back in the code.
I believe BUG #8912 also relates to same issue. Note I have
not yet tested the ISAPI module.
Using the same script as in BUG #5493, I am now seeing
similar, though not the same activity. Firing up a new
browser, here is what I am seeing as I load the pages
Page1.PHP thru Page4.PHP IN ORDER:
1. Page1 creates sessionid file
2. Page2 updates initial file fine
3. Page3 -"-
4. Page4 creates new sessionid file (size 0 bytes, as will
be all sessionid files from this point on). From this point
on, we will never get valid session data again, just as
before with this bug.
5. Page1 creates new sessionid file
6. Page2-3 no new file
7. Page4-1 create new files
8. Page2-3 no new file
9. Page 4-1 create new files
10. Page2 no new file
11. Page3-4 create new files *PATTERN CHANGE
12. Page1-2 no new file
13. Page3-4 create new files
14. ***Steps #12-13 repeat 5x ***
15. Page1 creates new file
16. Page2-3 no new file
17. Page4 new file
The pattern seems to fluctuate back and forth between
Page4-1 creating new sessionid files and then Page3-4
creating sessionid files.
I suspect whatever was at the root of BUG #5493 will likely
be the cause here as well.
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