Brand new installation of bug tracker. After logging in as the admin, click on the admin menu, only the project page is visible. Clicking on any other menu will be told " You do not have the permissions required for that function".
For the user functions, click on any menu item will be automatically logged off.
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You likely are having problems storing sessions. Make sure whatever path is specified in php.ini as the session storage path is writable by the web server.
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It should be. The session.save_path in php.ini is writable by apache group. But I can't be too sure as I don't have the access to that directory, no way to check what's created.
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Create your own directory to store sessions in and use either
session_save_path("/your/path/");
in config.php or
php_value session.save_path /your/path/
in .htaccess. Now you will be able to see what is created.
Thanks! It solved the problem. It turned out that the httpd user on my hosting server is apache, but its group is not apache, thus php has problem with sessions.
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Brand new installation of bug tracker. After logging in as the admin, click on the admin menu, only the project page is visible. Clicking on any other menu will be told " You do not have the permissions required for that function".
For the user functions, click on any menu item will be automatically logged off.
You likely are having problems storing sessions. Make sure whatever path is specified in php.ini as the session storage path is writable by the web server.
It should be. The session.save_path in php.ini is writable by apache group. But I can't be too sure as I don't have the access to that directory, no way to check what's created.
Create your own directory to store sessions in and use either
session_save_path("/your/path/");
in config.php or
php_value session.save_path /your/path/
in .htaccess. Now you will be able to see what is created.
You will find a lot of tips from people with similar problems here: http://www.php.net/session
Thanks! It solved the problem. It turned out that the httpd user on my hosting server is apache, but its group is not apache, thus php has problem with sessions.