On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 1:12 AM, Paul Lesniewski <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 12:46 PM, Paul Lesniewski <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 1:53 PM, David C. Rankin
>> <drankinatty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> On Tuesday 20 October 2009 02:55:27 pm Paul Lesniewski wrote:
>>> <snip>
>>>>
>>>> It's been reported that 1.5.2 does this when using PHP 5.3. I have no
>>>> idea what versions the OP was using, but this is likely your problem.
>>>> I haven't had the time to test this, but you should first make sure
>>>> you are getting the right cookies set in the browser (please show
>>>> them). Also, please indicate what session storage mechanism you are
>>>> using.
>>>
>>> Ahah! Now we are getting somewhere. I have php 5.3.1, fresh update from 5.2.11
>>> at the same time the problems with sqmail begin. I have installed the new
>>> php.ini and done a line-by-line comparison and we are fine. Of particular
>>> interest here, open_basedir is NOT set so the include limitation problem isn't
>>> what is biting us.
>>>
>>> Cookies huh? Well I can find them in the browser, but I'm now sure where to
>>> look in sqmail. When I find them in the browser, I'll grep though sqmail and
>>> see what turns up....
>>
>> Cookies are in different places for different browsers. Any search
>> engine will help you locate them. For Firefox, you can look in
>> Tools->Options->Privacy for a way to see cookies. Please only show
>> the cookies that are under the location from where you view your
>> webmail.
>
> Turns out the problem is not really anything to do with sessions; it's
> a more strict use of NULL, wherein it cannot any longer be used as a
> placeholder for an empty array. The problem is fixed in SVN (revision
> 13870).
Thanks to David for kindly lending his resources to track the problem down.
>>> OK, let me preface this with the fact that I have less than a thimble full of
>>> knowledge about cookies. What I have come up with is snapshots of all of the
>>> cookies from both opera and firefox. The cookies I have captured are:
>>>
>>> ff_key.jpg
>>> ff_last_domain.jpg
>>> ff_last_login.jpg
>>> ff_PHPSESSID.jpg
>>> ff_SQMSESSID.jpg
>>> ff_squirrelmail_language.jpg
>>> ff_utma.jpg
>>> opera_utma.jpg
>>> opera_utmc.jpg
>>> opera_utmz.jpg
>>>
>>> Let me know which ones you want and I'll send them to you in a private post.
>>> Also, if you want me to create you an account on my server, I don't mind. That
>>> way you can ssh into the box and see what the issue is.
>>>
>>>
>>>> You can try, for example, commenting out the session_regenerate_id()
>>>> call on line 87 of src/redirect.php, but I have no idea if that's got
>>>> anything to do with the problem.
>>>>
>>>
>>> 85 sqsession_is_active();
>>> 86 if (function_exists('session_regenerate_id')) {
>>> 87 /* session_regenerate_id(); */
>>> 88 }
>>>
>>> No change:
>>> ERROR
>>> You must be logged in to access this page.
>>> Go to the login page
>>>
>>> <snip>
>>>
>>> Let me know where to get the cookie info from squirrelmail and I'll get that
>>> for you too. Also, I'm serious about the account. I worked with a number of
>>> opensource projects that way and never had a problem....
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