Correct. The same authentication script is used on 4 other domains on my
server. They are able to write the session file to /tmp and so is the other
domain expect the file is a 0 byte file.
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From: "Jim Lucas [php]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ph
I am having problems with my sessions. I authenticate the user against a
mysql db. The authentication works fine and the session script works fine
for all my other domains except one. They all reside on the same webserver
using the same session class. The problem I have is when the user logs in,
t
I have a mysql database of images that I would like to save each image to a file on my
server. Hw do I read the image from mysql and write it to a file?
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