Save Sessions Help

Help with getting the CMS CORE package up and running. This does not include 3rd party modules, PHP scripts, anything downloaded via module manager or from any external source.
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Euphoria
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Save Sessions Help

Post by Euphoria »

Hi All,

I have just downloaded CMS Made Simple, and trying to install it onto my sever. Everything has came up ok apart the following

Checking if session.save_path is writable
Your session.save_path is "". Not having this as writable may make logins to the Admin Panel not work.

I am such a newbie at this i was wondering if anyone can help me on how to fix this.

Thanks
Euphoria :)
nivekiam

Re: Save Sessions Help

Post by nivekiam »

There are lots of posts about this in the forum.  Search for session_save for more info:
http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... 881.0.html

http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php ... quirements

If you can't find help from any posts from searching, then please post more information about your environment and a link to a phpinfo page, see this page for instructions on how to create such a page:
http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php ... ith_PHP.3F
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Re: Save Sessions Help

Post by Euphoria »

Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

Here is the link to my phpinfo page

http://physio.euphoriawebdesign.com.au/test.php

Thanks For Your Help

Euphoria
nivekiam

Re: Save Sessions Help

Post by nivekiam »

Try adding this to your .htaccess file

php_value session.save_path 'C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\'

or some other path you can write to.
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Re: Save Sessions Help

Post by Euphoria »

Hi,

Thanks
For your Reply.

I dont have a .htaccess file there. Do i just create one?? also which folder will it go into.

Thanks
Again
nivekiam

Re: Save Sessions Help

Post by nivekiam »

You might not just be seeing it.  It's considered a hidden file and some FTP programs don't display them by default.  You'd need to check your FTP programs settings to be sure.  If your host has a web base filemanager I would double check there too.

Yes, just create one.  You would put it at the main directory of your website.

If you're on windows you will not be able to create the file and upload it.  You'll have to create a file named something else, like ht.access and rename it in your FTP client.
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