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  • Erik

    error_reporting and session.save_path have random values

    Hey!

    I'm using a shared webserver, where I don't have access to the
    php.ini.

    Since a few days, users can not log-in in my CMS anymore, as sessions
    stopped working. When I use phpinfo() or ini_get() I get strange
    (random) values for error_reporting and session.save_pa th opvraag,
    like
    ..nl/u
    
    text/

    etc. The same problem occurs when I use .htaccess or ini_set(), to
    set session.use_coo kies or error_log. These variables also get
    strange random values.

    Does anyone recognise or know this problem?

    Thanx in advance,
    Erik

  • Jerry Stuckle

    #2
    Re: error_reporting and session.save_pa th have random values

    Erik wrote:
    Hey!
    >
    I'm using a shared webserver, where I don't have access to the
    php.ini.
    >
    Since a few days, users can not log-in in my CMS anymore, as sessions
    stopped working. When I use phpinfo() or ini_get() I get strange
    (random) values for error_reporting and session.save_pa th opvraag,
    like
    .nl/u
    
    text/
    >
    etc. The same problem occurs when I use .htaccess or ini_set(), to
    set session.use_coo kies or error_log. These variables also get
    strange random values.
    >
    Does anyone recognise or know this problem?
    >
    Thanx in advance,
    Erik
    >
    Talk to your host. Of, if they can't fix it, get another host.


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    • Erik

      #3
      Re: error_reporting and session.save_pa th have random values

      On 22 feb, 20:45, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
      Erik wrote:
      Hey!
      >
      I'm using a shared webserver, where I don't have access to the
      php.ini.
      >
      Since a few days, users can not log-in in my CMS anymore, as sessions
      stopped working. When I use phpinfo() or ini_get() I get strange
      (random) values for error_reporting and session.save_pa th opvraag,
      like
      .nl/u
      >
      text/
      >
      etc. The same problem occurs when I use .htaccess or ini_set(), to
      set session.use_coo kies or error_log. These variables also get
      strange random values.
      >
      Does anyone recognise or know this problem?
      >
      Thanx in advance,
      Erik
      >
      Talk to your host. Of, if they can't fix it, get another host.
      >
      --
      =============== ===
      Remove the "x" from my email address
      Jerry Stuckle
      JDS Computer Training Corp.
      jstuck...@attgl obal.net
      =============== ===- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht niet weergeven -
      >
      - Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht weergeven -
      Thanx for your advice, however this is not a feasible solution. I have
      to run this website at this host, and now I'm looking for information
      about possible causes of this problem in order to advice my host.

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      • Jerry Stuckle

        #4
        Re: error_reporting and session.save_pa th have random values

        Erik wrote:
        On 22 feb, 20:45, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
        >Erik wrote:
        >>Hey!
        >>I'm using a shared webserver, where I don't have access to the
        >>php.ini.
        >>Since a few days, users can not log-in in my CMS anymore, as sessions
        >>stopped working. When I use phpinfo() or ini_get() I get strange
        >>(random) values for error_reporting and session.save_pa th opvraag,
        >>like
        >>.nl/u
        >>text/
        >>etc. The same problem occurs when I use .htaccess or ini_set(), to
        >>set session.use_coo kies or error_log. These variables also get
        >>strange random values.
        >>Does anyone recognise or know this problem?
        >>Thanx in advance,
        >>Erik
        >Talk to your host. Of, if they can't fix it, get another host.
        >>
        >--
        >============== ====
        >Remove the "x" from my email address
        >Jerry Stuckle
        >JDS Computer Training Corp.
        >jstuck...@attg lobal.net
        >============== ====- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht niet weergeven -
        >>
        >- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht weergeven -
        >
        Thanx for your advice, however this is not a feasible solution. I have
        to run this website at this host, and now I'm looking for information
        about possible causes of this problem in order to advice my host.
        >
        The point is - your host should have the knowledge to resolve this
        situation. If they can't fix this, what more serious flaws have they
        left open? And incompetent host is worse than no host at all, IMHO. At
        least if you don't have a host no one can steal your data.

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