On Sat, Mar 24, 2001 at 08:50:16AM +0100, Rol wrote:
> I did notice that the session id is also written to the /tmp folder. Linux
> mandrake.
If php doesn't set a cookie to save the session-registered variables it stores
them in the locatin set in the php.ini (which is by default /tmp)
> Things go wrong when I delete the session id in the /tmp folder. It should
> not be there in the first place I think, as all details of that session
> should be written to the db.
mmh...do you write the variables registered with the sessions into the database?
(since that is the only information stored in the file in /tmp this seems likely)
-fkr
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