Check the session settings, also check safe_mode, and open_basedir.
Also
ensure that /var/run/php is writeable by the user running apache.
I got it. A .htaccess moved in the the squirrelmail directory by
mistake (hum... formely dedicated to drupal) was overwriting the
session.save_handler...
T
>> 1. Time... Both computer and server have to have correct time, and
>> time zones
>
> Both are using the same NTP server.
>
>
>> 2. Session Hander... It may not have permissions to write the session
>> file. Check the error logs, there may be more information there.
>
> No PHP nor Apache error
1. Time... Both computer and server have to have correct time, and
time
zones
Both are using the same NTP server.
2. Session Hander... It may not have permissions to write the session
file. Check the error logs, there may be more information there.
No PHP nor Apache error in logs.
In php.ini:
A little more info about the cookies. Two cookies are set: key and
squirrelmail_language. Is 'key' the session cookie?
I have set up session.save_handler to files, and now I can access the
login page.
However, I now have another issue: "You must be logged in to access
this page."
As adviced by
> A little more info about the cookies. Two cookies are set: key and
> squirrelmail_language. Is 'key' the session cookie?
No, key is your encrypted password. There should be a third one, SMSESSID
I think, but that can changed based on what you configure it to be in the
configuration file (confi
Thank you Jonathan,
I have set up session.save_handler to files, and now I can access the
login page.
However, I now have another issue: "You must be logged in to access
this page."
As adviced by the FAQ and list archive, I double-checked the cookies
parameters, but there's no problem on this s
>>> Since yesterday, no user can log into SquirrelMail. The login.php
>>> returns nothing but a blank page.
>>> Here is what I get in my php_error.log:
>>> PHP Fatal error: Failed to initialize session module in
>>> /home/httpd/ssl.x.net-443/html/webmail/functions/global.php on
>>> line 295
>>>
Checked: the path and permissions are correct. LIDS is also correctly
configured.
Since yesterday, no user can log into SquirrelMail. The login.php
returns nothing but a blank page.
Here is what I get in my php_error.log:
PHP Fatal error: Failed to initialize session module in
/home/httpd/ssl.x
I'm running SquirrelMail 1.4.3a on an hardened Linux with PHP 4.2.3 on
Apache 1.3.27.
I made no change to my Apache or PHP configuration recently, and
everything was working well for about one year.
but you made a change somewhere else. things don't break themselves. ;)
Since yesterday, no user
Hello,
I'm running SquirrelMail 1.4.3a on an hardened Linux with PHP 4.2.3 on
Apache 1.3.27.
I made no change to my Apache or PHP configuration recently, and
everything was working well for about one year.
Since yesterday, no user can log into SquirrelMail. The login.php
returns nothing but a b
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