Re: [PHP] Yet another session problem, with a twist.

2002-06-30 Thread Justin French 

PHPLib has session functions, and was essentially "what people used" before
PHP4.  It will of course require a fair bit of work to port your scripts
across.

Personally I'd change to another host :)


Justin French


on 29/06/02 2:17 PM, Cysec ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

> I have already scripted a site using PHP 4 and was at the point of uploading
> it to my client's chosen server (decided to go third party) when I discover,
> their server is running PHP3, launch is in five days, and I have 40+ pages
> using PHP4's session handling (session_start() etc.).  This would be a total
> pain to change throughout the site, so I was wondering if anyone knew of a
> script of functions that emulate PHP4's session handling.  I would love to
> be able to just update the server, and would have if it were one I was
> administrating, however I can't.  Any help would be vastly appreciated.
> 
> 


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[PHP] yet another session problem

2002-04-24 Thread Richard Fox 

I am testing user-handling of sessions (mysql database) and just do not understand 
this behavior. my SESSION table is created as 

CREATE TABLE SESSION (
  id varchar(32) NOT NULL default '',
  time timestamp(14) NOT NULL,
  user_id mediumint(8) NOT NULL default '-1',
  data text NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY  (id)
) TYPE=MyISAM;

I have a main script index.php3

 set" );
   }


function increment() {
   $_SESSION['']++;
   echo "=".$_SESSION['']."";
   }

function set_() {
   echo "set ";
   $_SESSION[''] = 666;
   }


if (isset($_POST['MYVAR']))
   set_();
else
   increment();

echo "$PHP_SELF increment ";
echo "$PHP_SELF register ";

?>

and sessions.inc:



I can see in the log file that session_write() is executed when I register . But 
there is a problem:

PROBLEM: When I register , there is no call to session_write() in the log file, 
and no data for  gets written to the database. 

Can you duplicate this behavior on your system? Do you have an explanation?

Thanks!

Rich