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 Posted by Erwin Moller on 04/05/07 13:52 
Schraalhans Keukenmeester wrote: 
 
> I never saw it before, but today I got several: 
>  
> Fatal error: session_start() [function.session-start]: Failed to 
> initialize storage module: user (path: /tmp) in 
> /usr/local/psa/home/vhosts/mydomain/httpdocs/test/script.php 
>  
> In the few docs I found related to this msg problems with a custom 
> session handler are mentioned as the source of the problem, but I don't 
> even have a custom session handler. I use the default one, the default 
> path for session files etc etc. 
>  
> The server is not my own, but my host's. The script hasn't changed for 
> weeks, and it worked before. All it does is test if a certain session 
> var exists. If not it opens a new session and sets the variable. 
>  
> Apache2 server, PHP 5.0.4), the settings for sessions as copied from 
> phpinfo(): 
> Session Support   enabled 
>   Registered save handlers   files user sqlite 
>   Registered serializer handlers   php php_binary wddx 
>  
> Directive Local Value Master Value 
> session.auto_start  Off  Off 
>   session.bug_compat_42  Off  Off 
>   session.bug_compat_warn  On  On 
>   session.cache_expire  180  180 
>   session.cache_limiter  nocache  nocache 
>   session.cookie_domain  no value  no value 
>   session.cookie_lifetime  0  0 
>   session.cookie_path  /  / 
>   session.cookie_secure  Off  Off 
>   session.entropy_file  no value  no value 
>   session.entropy_length  0  0 
>   session.gc_divisor  1000  1000 
>   session.gc_maxlifetime  1440  1440 
>   session.gc_probability  1  1 
>   session.hash_bits_per_character  5  5 
>   session.hash_function  0  0 
>   session.name  PHPSESSID  PHPSESSID 
>   session.referer_check  no value  no value 
>   session.save_handler  files  files 
>   session.save_path  /tmp  /tmp 
>   session.serialize_handler  php  php 
>   session.use_cookies  On  On 
>   session.use_only_cookies  Off  Off 
>   session.use_trans_sid  0  0 
>  
> Any clues? Thanks in advance! 
> Sh. 
 
Hi, 
 
I don't get it. What is your seve hadler? file AND user? 
I never saw that before. 
 
I wrote userdefined session sava handlers too, but I changed the: 
session.save_handler = files 
to 
session.save_handler = user 
 
Seems like you use both. 
Which one should PHP use? 
Could that be the source of the problem? 
 
 
Regards, 
Erwin Moller
 
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