RE: [PHP] Re: Session_id(); are changing between the pages.

> If you’re not getting something equivalent to that then there’s something > wrong with your browsers, or there is something between you and the > server that’s stripping cookie headers. If you are getting that and it’s still not > working you need to check to make sure your PHP processes can write to > /tmp. In fact it’s probably worth looking in /tmp on the server to see if there > are PHP session files in there. When I look in the server /tmp directory I found tow session file one for page3 with name inside it, and the second for page4 but its empty with different cookie header. I test php process can read/write to /tmp directory with the Following code. In result I get s9ff5hevqpel71kp9inhjgbvq0 Notice: Undefined index: username in /var/www/html/phptest/test4.php on line 6 Hi . 41777 php-umask: 22 exec-umask: 0022 <?php session_start(); echo session_id(); ini_set('display_errors', true); error_reporting(E_ALL); $username = $_SESSION['username']; echo "<br> Hi $username.</br>"; $s = stat('/tmp'); printf('%o', $s[2]); file_put_contents('/tmp/phptest1234.txt', 'test'); unlink('/tmp/phptest1234.txt'); echo ' php-umask: ', sprintf('%o', umask()), "\n"; echo ' exec-umask: ', exec('umask'), "\n"; ?> > > > > Stuart, > > > >> And you’re certain that cookies are enabled in your browser? > > > > Yes im sure cookie enabled in my browser in fact im using three browsers IE > and Chrome, Firefox, for testing. > > When I use your code, test3.php responds with a Set-Cookie header: > > Set-Cookie: PHPSESSID=3b19d9302e3c09019b3e295ca20aeea2; path=/ > > When I click the button to go to test4.php, my browser (Chrome) sends this > Cookie header: > > Cookie: PHPSESSID=3b19d9302e3c09019b3e295ca20aeea2 > > If you’re not getting something equivalent to that then there’s something > wrong with your browsers, or there is something between you and the > server that’s stripping cookie headers. If you are getting that and it’s still not > working you need to check to make sure your PHP processes can write to > /tmp. In fact it’s probably worth looking in /tmp on the server to see if there > are PHP session files in there. > > -Stuart > > -- > Stuart Dallas > 3ft9 Ltd > http://3ft9.com/ > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: > http://www.php.net/unsub.php

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