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jdub

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WARNING [8] session_start():

Posted: 2004-07-11 10:29

Thanks again!


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[manne]

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WARNING [8] session_start():

Posted: 2004-07-11 09:47

This is because your hoster allows the /tmp not for webusers.

You need a directory where you are allowed to write to.


1. open mainfile.php
2. search the line: $install_dir
3. after this line make a new line
4. add in this empty line:
$opnConfig['system_session_save_path'] = ''/path/to/a/directory/with/writeaccess';
5. save mainfile.php

Now the sessions should work.

manne


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jdub

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WARNING [8] session_start():

Posted: 2004-07-11 08:49

I get this error at random times:

WARNING [8] session_start(): ps_files_cleanup_dir: opendir(/tmp) failed: Permission denied (13)
FOUND IN [class/class.opnsession.php]
FOUND AT 270

Code at 270:
function init_session () {
     if (!defined('_OPN_SHELL_RUN')) {
          // session_name ('OPNSESSION');
          // session_save_path('/tmp');
          session_start();
          }

Is this error from the user/group permissions to the path /tmp of the system?
If this is true, is setting the permissions of /tmp of the system safe?
Or perhaps a workaround?
Or do I even know what I'm talking about?


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