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ID: 69136
Updated by: php-bugs@lists.php.net
Reported by: maggus dot staab at googlemail dot com
Summary: Session file empty when session-path on NFS mount
-Status: Feedback
+Status: No Feedback
Type: Bug
Package: Session related
Operating System: Ubuntu 14 LTS
PHP Version: 5.6.6
Assigned To: yohgaki
Private report: N
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[2016-01-26 18:19:19] sprunka at gmail dot com
Two separate vagrant VM instances.
1)
CentOS release 6.5 (Final)
PHP 5.6.17
Session save path is shared with host machine via vagrant default sync settings (not NFS, SMB,
RSync, or VirtualBox)
2)
CentOS release 6.7 (Final)
PHP 5.6.17 (Also tested with PHP 7 -- not sure which build, ame problem existed)
Session save path is shared with host machine via vagrant default sync settings (not NFS, SMB,
RSync, or VirtualBox) However, I have also tried this setup using the NFS sync type and it also
failed.
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[2016-01-17 07:39:23] yohgaki@php.net
Sorry for the delay, but I couldn't reproduce this on my Fedora23 and CentOS7.
"files" handler is working as it should.
Do you have this issue still? I think you have some kind of permission issue such as you are writing
session data by multiple user IDs. It wouldn't work with multiple user IDs or root ID.
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[2015-03-28 21:14:18] yohgaki@php.net
Locking under shared directory is unreliable. I guess this is the reason why.
Better approach to share sessions across servers is to use databases/caches like
memcached/mongodb/redis/etc.
Anyway, I may look into details...
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[2015-02-27 11:08:28] me at kelunik dot com
Same thing happens with a NTFS partition mounted with under Ubuntu 14.10
ntfs defaults,umask=0000,permissions,uid=1000 0 0.
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[2015-02-27 10:59:29] maggus dot staab at googlemail dot com
1) I dont understand why the session cannot be written, since I checked is_dir, is_writable and
is_readable beforehand. Even setting the dir to "0777" makes it work.
2) when basic things like writing a session doesnt work, I would expect a ERROR instead of a WARNING
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