ID: 8989 Updated by: sebastian Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Old Status: Open Status: Feedback Bug Type: Session related Operating System: Windows NT 4 SP5(IIS4)/2000 SP2 PHP Version: 4.0.6 New Comment:
Please provide either a script to reproduce your problem with or grab the latest PHP 4.1.0 release candidate and test it yourself. Thanks for your help. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-08-23 12:30:16] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Any update on the PHP session problems in v4.0.4+? I've received several e-mails from people saying they're experiencing similar results, but apparently they can't post to this problem. Just curious. It's been a couple of months, so thought I'd ask. Also, any way for people to still get a copy of PHP v4.0.3pl1? I've had a few ask me, and noticed php.net only goes back to 4.0.4 now. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-07-02 15:01:16] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Configured Win2K/IIS5 for PHP v4.0.6 ISAPI module. Took appropriate steps to shutdown & restart server (net stop iisadmin, net start w3svc). Issue exists in ISAPI module as well. Then configured same box for PHP v4.0.3pl1 ISAPI module. Same problem exists there as well. The last version of PHP that performs sessions correctly under Windows is the v4.0.3pl1 CGI edition. If you can find others to validate that newer versions work properly using the script I provided, I'm open to suggestions. I had this issue under Windows NT4/IIS4, now still with Win2K/IIS5. I do not believe it to be an isolated case. If anyone else is reading this bug report experiencing similar problems, please post so the developers will know. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-07-02 14:30:28] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Configured Windows 2000/IIS 5 webserver with PHP v4.0.6 CGI (disabled Zend Optimizer, etc.). Tried accessing the page1.php-page4.php test I provided earlier. Used Netscape v4.77 & IE 5.5SP1 for Windows 2000, as well as Konqueror 2.1.1 & Netscsape 4.76 under KDE on Red Hat Linux 7.1. All browsers have cookies enabled. In all cases, initial session file is created with variable values stored properly. But as you move through the pages, new session files are generated (effectively different session IDs), with all session files after the 1st being 0 bytes. In short, session not maintained. Again, this issue existed prior to PHP v4.0.2. The Windows version of PHP CGI v4.0.2 - v4.0.3pl1 (the latter being what I still use today) all performed properly. With v4.0.4, problem resurfaced and has remained. I don't know if there is a way to see what changes were made from 4.0.1pl1 -> 4.0.2 and then 4.0.3pl1 -> 4.0.4 and if any changes were accidentally undone. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-07-02 00:39:36] [EMAIL PROTECTED] >1. Only person using hostile tone around here is you. Do you even READ what you write and consider how it sounds? I disagree with your opinion, but no point discussing it with you. Let's just stick to bug hunting. >2. This is a BUG database, not a discussion forum. Good point. That's why I posted here what I wrote for both this problem and its earlier incarnation, #5493. And if you bothered to read the postings, you would've found all the answers to your questions. I didn't post a bug with the idea to have the bug dismissed without validation, as #5493 was (by you as well, sniper). And to point out something, I only became aware of this last post of yours when I visited the website. I was NOT sent an e-mail of this last post. This is exactly how #5493 died. I only learned of it later. Luckily I decided to check the site, or this problem may have died as the last...without proper resolution. >3. Did you or did you not try my short example script?? > Does the number get higher or does it always give you an > error message when you reload the page? Oops, that one IS my goof. I looked at my last post and saw that I didn't spell it out very well. Yes, I ran your example script. Yes, the number gets higher. But again, this is NOT what the bug report was about. >4. Is the session cookie set at all? Does this happen with any > browser? Yes, the session cookie is set initially. In your example script, it works fine. In my example scripts, new session files are generated over time as you cycle thru the links. See bug #5493 for more details. The only browsers I have handy are IE 5.5SP1 & Netscape 4.77 running on Windows 2000. I'll double-check in the morning, but I believe it occurs regardless of browser. Will see if I can get confirmation from other browsers such as Konqueror. May take a day or two. >5. What is the value for register_globals in your php.ini? register_globals = ON FINAL NOTES: 1. On http://www.php.net/bugs.php displayed all OPEN bugs of type SESSION RELATED. Problem #8989 was not listed. Should this be reported as a separate problem with the site, and if so, what is the appropriate category? (Display done multiple times with same result.) 2. Last posting "[2001-06-27 11:26:13] [EMAIL PROTECTED]" was NOT e-mailed to me by the system. Again, should this be reported as a separate problem with the site, and if so, what is the appropriate category? I would like to make sure I receive your postings so that I can be sure to reply in a timely manner. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-06-27 11:26:13] [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1. Only person using hostile tone around here is you. 2. This is a BUG database, not a discussion forum. 3. Did you or did you not try my short example script?? Does the number get higher or does it always give you an error message when you reload the page? 4. Is the session cookie set at all? Does this happen with any browser? 5. What is the value for register_globals in your php.ini? --Jani ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. 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