[Serusers] serweb php session - sr-users

Vikash Khatuwala

14 Sep 14 Sep

4:43 p.m.

302 is not an error, it is an apache redirect. probably because the session has failed and so serweb redirects to the login page. sessions in PHP are mostly dependent on cookies, if cookies are not allowed then PHP will try to put the session id in the URL, this is where problems might happen. Try to set session.use_trans_sid = 0 in the php.ini file. This will disable rewriting the sid into the URL query string. Vikash. At 19:15 14-09-2005, Iqbal wrote:

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Hi On one of my servers I'm using serweb with php session ID's is anyone else having a problem where sometimes the session is not created, hence login, or new user registrations cannot happen, cause it gives a 302 error Iqbal _______________________________________________ Serusers mailing list serusers(a)lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers

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Vikash Khatuwala

2:26 p.m.

Hi, your GET statement proves that it is the problem that I am describing. This is exactly what you want to avoid. The PHP session ID should not be in the URL. Make sure you are editing the correct php.ini, if still it doesnt solve this then look through the serweb code so see if it is manually re-enabled. Im sure that the problem only happens when you session id gets rewritten into the URL. Vikash. At 19:55 15-09-2005, Iqbal wrote:

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tks, thats already there, its just that when I go through the login process either for admin panel, or registering a user, it fails , with a page cannot be displayed error "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 - and on success I get "GET /index.php?phplib_Session=50d9cbdf07e8ecf0c0fbdab91869dc92 HTTP/1.1" 200 7847 httpd is running, all I have to do is hit reload on the browser a few times and it works. I dont think its a browser problem since it happens from lots of PC's etc, but for some reason (I think) index.php is not creating the phplib_Session, which causes index.php not to display properly Iqbal Vikash Khatuwala wrote:

302 is not an error, it is an apache redirect. probably because the session has failed and so serweb redirects to the login page. sessions in PHP are mostly dependent on cookies, if cookies are not allowed then PHP will try to put the session id in the URL, this is where problems might happen. Try to set session.use_trans_sid = 0 in the php.ini file. This will disable rewriting the sid into the URL query string. Vikash. At 19:15 14-09-2005, Iqbal wrote:

Hi On one of my servers I'm using serweb with php session ID's is anyone else having a problem where sometimes the session is not created, hence login, or new user registrations cannot happen, cause it gives a 302 error Iqbal _______________________________________________ Serusers mailing list serusers(a)lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers

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Iqbal

6:29 p.m.

also i just realised phplib_Session is that the same as the PHPSESSION or something specfic to serweb iqbal Iqbal wrote:

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But when it is rewritten into the URL, it works, the second statement shows that ...or am I mistaken. So when its not in the URL it fails, will check them all Iqbal Vikash Khatuwala wrote:

Hi, your GET statement proves that it is the problem that I am describing. This is exactly what you want to avoid. The PHP session ID should not be in the URL. Make sure you are editing the correct php.ini, if still it doesnt solve this then look through the serweb code so see if it is manually re-enabled. Im sure that the problem only happens when you session id gets rewritten into the URL. Vikash. At 19:55 15-09-2005, Iqbal wrote:

tks, thats already there, its just that when I go through the login process either for admin panel, or registering a user, it fails , with a page cannot be displayed error "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 - and on success I get "GET /index.php?phplib_Session=50d9cbdf07e8ecf0c0fbdab91869dc92 HTTP/1.1" 200 7847 httpd is running, all I have to do is hit reload on the browser a few times and it works. I dont think its a browser problem since it happens from lots of PC's etc, but for some reason (I think) index.php is not creating the phplib_Session, which causes index.php not to display properly Iqbal Vikash Khatuwala wrote:

302 is not an error, it is an apache redirect. probably because the session has failed and so serweb redirects to the login page. sessions in PHP are mostly dependent on cookies, if cookies are not allowed then PHP will try to put the session id in the URL, this is where problems might happen. Try to set session.use_trans_sid = 0 in the php.ini file. This will disable rewriting the sid into the URL query string. Vikash. At 19:15 14-09-2005, Iqbal wrote: > Hi > > On one of my servers I'm using serweb with php session ID's is > anyone else having a problem where sometimes the session is not > created, hence login, or new user registrations cannot happen, cause > it gives a 302 error > > Iqbal > > _______________________________________________ > Serusers mailing list > serusers(a)lists.iptel.org > http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers .

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