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2003-05-16
2003-05-16
  • Howard Picken

    Howard Picken - 2003-05-16

    Back again

    Following my previous problem with session.auto_start having to be 0 for phpSecureAdmin to work.

    I now find that other parts of the site
    are not working because they require auto_start to be 1.

    I've tried putting php_flag session.auto_start 0 into a .htaccess file in each directory but this doesn't seem to help. (Apache 1.3 is configured to use .htaccess files).

    Any ideas how I might get around this problem or am I better to post this to a PHP list somewhere?

    Howard

     
    • Justin Koivisto

      Justin Koivisto - 2003-05-16

      You could try commenting out the session_start() call in the include/config.php and _restrict.php files to see if that makes a difference for you.

      Those are the only 2 places that session_start() is called, so it might be all you need to do.

       
    • Howard Picken

      Howard Picken - 2003-05-16

      That fixed it.

      I also had to comment out
      ini_set('session.save_handler','user');
      in include/_sessions.php because it
      was telling me I couldn't write the value to the ini file. Even so it all seems to be working OK now with auto_start set to 0.

      Once again thanks

       

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