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2002-07-31
2002-08-04
  • Nobody/Anonymous

    Sorry for the Newbie question. but ...

    I've had a problem with an install of phpbt 0.82 onto a W2K box running Apache 1.3.23 and PHP 4.2.2. It complains of not being able to send Session cookie and session cache parameters (adlib there - can't remember exact message) - worked OK on WNT4 box though.

    Still don't know what problem is so decided to download latest files - however, I'm not sure how to do that and make sure that I have all necessary files without hitting incompatibilities. Is it necessary to download all files individually, or is it not advised to download any updated files without specific instructions from one of the developers?

    I would like to get this session problem sorted so that we can use the W2K box. I would also be interested in checking out the new features that have been added.

    Advice please.

    Thanks.

     
    • Benjamin Curtis

      Benjamin Curtis - 2002-07-31

      Make sure the web server has write permissions to the directory where php is trying to store the session files.  This directory is specified in php.ini as session.save_path

       
    • Nobody/Anonymous

      Session files are being saved into directory OK, but was still complaining about the cookie/cache parameters being delivered.

      Something like:

      Warning: Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent (output started at filename:line number) in filename/line number.
      Warning: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at filename:line number) in filename/line number.
      Can't remember the exact names/numbers - will check further tommorrow - not on site today!

      If you don't mind me asking - what is the normal procedure for downloading updates from CVS? ie. how do you know what the dependencies are between files? It will be a slow process to have to download each/every file separately.

      Apologies if this is a silly question.

       
    • Benjamin Curtis

      Benjamin Curtis - 2002-08-04

      You can follow the instructions for getting a CVS checkout from the CVS link above.  Once you have a checkout, simply doing 'cvs up' from the top of the checkout directory brings all the project files up to date.

       

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