John Holmes wrote:
Al wrote:
Tried adding to htaccess: php_value session.save_path /www/u/username/htdoc/session Hoping it would override php.ini. Got a server error 500.
Try putting quotes around the path and this should work, providing your ISP allows .htaccess files.
I'm guessing that session_save_path has to be declared on page using session stuff.
You can use session_save_path() to do this, but you'll need it in every script.
Meant for this to reply to you:
My declaration is simply appended to the end of a htaccess that has been running for a year.
Here it is exactly: php_value session.save_path "/www/r/restonx/htdocs/sessions2"
Also, tried it without the quotes.
Also, echoed "session.save_path()" to make certain my path syntax was identical to the one in php.ini that works.
Thanks.......
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