Re: [Phpgroupware-users] 0.9.16, php sessions, and the endless loop

[Brad Bulger]

yep - it's just /tmp (i ran a script just now to check this, since it
is OS X and sometimes is strange for no reason...)

ah hah! but php.ini was the right place to look anyway. there are
two flags in there, use_cookies and use_only_cookies - both were
set to 1 (true). setting them to 0 in an .htaccess file makes it
all work.

it would be possible to check this with ini_get() and maybe do
something reasonable about it. i'd be glad to see if i can figure
that out - but would it be better to handle that in /setup/ somewhere,
or in login.php itself? might be, best thing to do would be to set
the default to usecookies=true if that flag is set, and to disable
the choice if use_only_cookies is set.

thanks for your help!

-b

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003, Chris Weiss wrote:

> make sure the paths in php.ini for sessions are writable by the web server
>
> Brad Bulger (address@hidden) wrote:
> >
> >
> > In the current release of 0.9.16, if I choose PHP sessions in setup,
> > it puts me into an eternal loop of "Your session could not be verified"
> > when I try to log in to the site. If I explicitly set
> >
> > $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['usecookies'] = true;
> >
> > in login.php, this goes away.
> >
> > What in tarnation is going on here? I can't tell it to use cookies
> > for PHP sessions until I can log in. So I end up stuck not being
> > able to log in until I log in... Wacky.
> >
> >
> >
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