It's hard to explain how to debug that in general:
You would start adding error_log() messages printing out the $_SESSION
array. But it's really beyond the scope of the user list to explain how
to debug ...
Currently you're the only one reporting session problems with rc1.
That's sad for you, but does not indicate a general problem with rc1.
Ralf
paulz schrieb:
> Where else can I look to debug why sessions are not working?
>
>
>
> ralfbecker wrote:
>> Not as long as you dont enable it in the header - thought mcrypt to
>> encrypt the session is working in rc1.
>>
>> Ralf
>>
>> paulz schrieb:
>>> Disabled. It was a working system before the upgrade. Could installing
>>> mcrypt before the upgrade have caused a problem?
>>>
>>>
>>> ralfbecker wrote:
>>>> SELinux?
>>>>
>>>> paulz schrieb:
>>>>> Checking extension session is loaded or loadable: True
>>>>> Checking if php.ini setting session.save_path='/var/lib/php/session' is
>>>>> writable by the webserver: root/apache drwxrwx---
>>>>>
>>>>> No special handler.
>>>>> # grep session /usr/share/egroupware/header.inc.php | grep -v "^\*"
>>>>> $GLOBALS['egw_info']['server']['session_handler'] =
>>>>> 'egw_session_files';
>>>>> session_cache_limiter('private_no_expire');
>>>>>
>>>>> Centos 5.2
>>>>>
>>>>> :(
>> --
>> Ralf Becker
>>
>>
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