Walter, Session variables may be using cookies which in turn create temp files for storing such cookies. Ravi. On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Walter Caielli <walter.caielli@xxxxxxxxx>wrote: > I've fixed the problem. > I don't know why, but suddenly windows prevents PHP from writing into > C:\windows\temp directory. > Moving the session and log files to another directory solved the problem. > Until few days ago it worked. I've now to discovered what was changed in > windows configuration. > > > > ""Walter Caielli"" <walter.caielli@xxxxxxxxx> ha scritto nel messaggio > news:BD.40.31041.B7A601D4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > I'm facing the following basic problem: > > > > I have made two simple sample files to explain it: > > > > 1st file: > > <?php > > session_start(); > > $_SESSION['SS_user'] = "user000"; > > echo $_SESSION['SS_user']; > > echo SID; > > echo "<br>".session_id(); > > echo '<br /><a href="home.php">page 1</a>'; > > ?> > > > > 2nd file > > <?php > > session_start(); > > echo "file Home<br>"; > > echo session_name().'+'.session_id(); > > echo $_SESSION['SS_user']; > > ?> > > > > $_SESSION seems to be empty. Nothing is print. Session Name and session > ID > > are the same but it seems that $_SESSION is not shared across the two > > files. No HTML is made before sessioni_start(). > > Why? > > I'm using PHP 5.3.4 on IIS, windows XP SP3. Tested as localhost or from > > another PC inside a LAN. > > > > Many thanks > > Walter > > > > > > > > > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > >
