Hi,
I've got a total-newbie question: I'm playing with php session handling;
I've written a simple login/logout script, modified from a tutorial found
*googling* around, which prints out $PHPSESSID after user logs in.
Well...I obtain the same SID for every username/password pair (one SID for
each pair), while I expected different SID for every instance.
My php.ini looks like that:
session.entropy _lenght = 16
session.entropy _file = /dev/random
phpinfo() tells me these settings are effective and cat /dev/random shows
me something which actually seems random :)
I'm using php 4.1.2 as an Apache module on a Linux Debian box (testing
release, kernel 2.4.22).
What do I miss?
G.
I've got a total-newbie question: I'm playing with php session handling;
I've written a simple login/logout script, modified from a tutorial found
*googling* around, which prints out $PHPSESSID after user logs in.
Well...I obtain the same SID for every username/password pair (one SID for
each pair), while I expected different SID for every instance.
My php.ini looks like that:
session.entropy _lenght = 16
session.entropy _file = /dev/random
phpinfo() tells me these settings are effective and cat /dev/random shows
me something which actually seems random :)
I'm using php 4.1.2 as an Apache module on a Linux Debian box (testing
release, kernel 2.4.22).
What do I miss?
G.