Setting up PHP "sessions" on a Win Server

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January 23rd, 2003, 11:08 AM

hardgristle

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Setting up PHP "sessions" on a Win Server

Please Help, this is driving me crazy.

Learning PHP would be so much easier if the books I paid a fortune for told you how to set up your software properly.

Anyway the problem I've got is this. The config setting in the php.ini file needs adjusting so that my local Windows machine [runing apache] can get PHP to handle sessions correctly. I've made some progress by specifying a /tmp directory for the session file to be created in [before i did this it kept crashing apache].

Currently my settings don't cause any major problems but the sessions simply dont work. I've tested the php scripts online and they work fine so its definitley a problem with my local apache server running PHP and the config settings therein.

Does anybody out there know of the best settings for the PHP.ini file running on Windows?

PLEEEAAASSE HELP AAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!!!!

hardgristle

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