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cmsinfo
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 You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-17 16:34
hombergs thnx 
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hombergs
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-16 20:43
Prpblem fixed. cmsinfo replaced ['PHPSESSID'] with ['session_name()']. That was wrong. the correct replacement ist [session_name()]
H.O.M.B.E.R.G.S.: Hydraulic Obedient Machine Built for Efficient Repair and Galactic Sabotage
 There are no problems, only defiances. 
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cmsinfo
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-16 18:39
// returns a string like 'PHPSESSID=b188e8c9c45b347cdded2...'
function get_sid_string() {
return session_name().'='.session_id();
}
still
Quote:
Error Code: 8001
ERROR: Wrong script calling.
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hombergs
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-15 18:15
One change forgotten. Sorry.
class/class.opnsession.php
function get_sid_string
the return must look like this:
return session_name().'='.session_id();
H.O.M.B.E.R.G.S.: Hydraulic Obedient Machine Built for Efficient Repair and Galactic Sabotage
There are no problems, only defiances.
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cmsinfo
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-15 16:40
Apache 1.3.29 (Unix)
PHP 4.3.4
mySQL 4.0.16-standard
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cmsinfo
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-15 16:25
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openPHPnuke Error
Error Code: 8001
ERROR: Wrong script calling.
After replacing PHPSESSID with session_name()
Any other ideas?
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anonymous
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 21:57
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2003-12-14 07:02
cmsinfo wrote:
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And about theme topic
I think you didn't took THE BEST feature from php-nuke.
DOESN'T MATTER WHAT DIRECTORY CMS IN!
I think it's GOOD for system!
Nuke can be anywhere and it doesnt ask WHERE TO FIND ANY FILE.
And all other cms's that works with phisycal patc a very hard to install and replace 
Sorry, but there are several reasons, why to use "opn style" on this:
1. its not a generic function to tell the script the "true" place. Automatic fill fail in most "high-secure-configuration" enviroments.
2. Simply Security: So you cant manipulate the path if you are a bad guy.
3. Performance.
Alex 
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hombergs
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 19:59
manne has give you a wrong information. You must replace PHPSESSID with session_name() and not with session_name. Cause that's a PHP function.
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cmsinfo
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 18:41
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[manne]
Joined: April 12, 2003
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 17:19
Yes, itīs a bug in RC1 and solved in future versions.
Workaround:
Search the file master.php, itīs located in your opndirectory.
Open this file and edit:
Search for PHPSESSID and replace with session_name
You should find 3 places where to change.
Save the file.
Thatīs it.
hope it helps
manne
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