Okay for those interested the reason session_start()
wasn't working was b/c in OpendBSD Apache runs in a
chroot by default. So you have to change put a 'tmp/
directory in the ServerRoot of the web server. You
also have to change your include paths and stuff to
something inside the ServerRoot.
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* Thus wrote Jough Jeaux ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> There is room left on /tmp. Now that means the 'tmp'
> directory under the root directory on the filesystem
> right? I don't have to make a directory called 'tmp'
> in the DirectoryRoot or someplace else do I?
df -h /tmp will ensure you are loo
There is room left on /tmp. Now that means the 'tmp'
directory under the root directory on the filesystem
right? I don't have to make a directory called 'tmp'
in the DirectoryRoot or someplace else do I?
I also went ahead and chmod 777 /tmp to see if that
would help. It didn't. I had never use
Is there any space left on /tmp partition?
Jough Jeaux wrote:
The very simple following script:
Produces an error that says it can't write the file
for the session.
The permissions for /tmp are rwxrwxrwt
Any ideas on how I can fix this?
Thanks!
These are the exact errors:
Warning:
open(/tmp/
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