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From: Jonathan A. <jo...@sq...> - 2005-02-08 17:39:33
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>> 1. Time... Both computer and server have to have correct time, and >> time zones > > Both are using the same NTP server. > > >> 2. Session Hander... It may not have permissions to write the session >> file. Check the error logs, there may be more information there. > > No PHP nor Apache error in logs. > > > In php.ini: > ----------- > session.save_handler =3D files > session.save_path =3D /var/run/php > session.use_cookies =3D 1 > session.name =3D PHPSESSID > session.auto_start =3D 0 > session.cookie_lifetime =3D 0 > register_globals =3D On Have you confirmed that these are the values that SquirrelMail sees? Wha= t about safe mode? To confirm your settings the SquirrelMail sees, create = a file in the SquirrelMail directory, call it temp.php, in the file put: <?php phpinfo(); ?> Save it, open it in your browser, ie: http://www.yourhost/webmail/temp.php Check the session settings, also check safe_mode, and open_basedir. Also ensure that /var/run/php is writeable by the user running apache. --=20 Jonathan Angliss <jo...@sq...> |