but not sure exactly how.
steve
Ken wrote:
You should check your php.ini file... i haven't used linux for a while so i can't remember where it is... and this is probably distro specific...
do a search for it. php.ini. change the settings for session support, the file should be pretty self explanatory then restart apache.
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 15:00:31 +0200, Steven Sher <stevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Can someone please help me configure php. I have installed php on SUSE 9.2 by default it loads php with session support disabled how do I enable it, I know I am supposed to use some configure command or something but not sure how, please help.
Thanks Steve
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