> Hi there, > Im looking for ANY help regarding his problem - I find this interesting to > say the least. > > I recently switched to a new hosting company - they are running php 4.1.2 - > register globals is ON. > the sessions automatically expire without closing the window. if you load > index.php and wait past 30 seconds - the session variables are empty - > Sometimes - although not reliably - if you wait another 30 seconds - the > variables are back? - this is very strange? - here are the files I have > setup to illustrate this problem. > Im using the default php-ini file - so no weird session expires or garbage > collections stuff.
Do you know if your hosting company has a multi-webserver setup? If so, do they have a shared /tmp directory (where PHP stores session information), or is it unique to each server? If your hosting company has many different webservers, each reload might hit a different one, and each may or may not have your session information in its /tmp directory. A solution is to write your own session handlers, using a database, the shared portion of the filesystem, or some other method of preserving the data. Otherwise, have you checked with your hosting company to see if this is a common issue that their customers have? -- [ joel boonstra | [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
