"sessions are properly configured: Failed"

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gfeldstein
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"sessions are properly configured: Failed"

Post by gfeldstein »

What could be the reason for "sessions are properly configured: Failed"
fman
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Post by fman »

Please give us more info:

what Operating system are you using ?

one problem can be permissions at O.S. level
balzatul
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Post by balzatul »

same problem.

OS: Windows XP SP2 eng. version, ukrainian locale (commas used as a decimal separator)

which system permissions do you mean?
fman
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Post by fman »

user used to run the web server, has rights to write on the directory used to
store session info ?
balzatul
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Post by balzatul »

fman wrote:user used to run the web server, has rights to write on the directory used to
store session info ?
I have IIS 6 with PHP extension. ("inetinfo" directory is on disk C:\)

I have PHP in C:\PHP

I've created a "c:\tmp" directory.
I've created a system and environment variables "temp" and "tmp" that all point to "c:\tmp".
Using
>echo %temp%
and
>echo %tmp%
commands I've verified that they really point to c:\tmp

For "c:\inetinfo", "c:\php" and "c:\tmp" I've set the "Full control" right for "Everyone" and separately for all IIS accounts (IWAM and IUSR) for current and all nested levels files and folders.

The TestLink is set up as a virtual directory on the IIS. This directory has read and Execute rights. Setting the right Write as well gives nothing.

Which directory is used as a session info storage?
fman
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Post by fman »

go to your php.ini to look for this info
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