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php global problem with apache
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| C Gillespie 2006-05-22, 7:16 pm |
| I recently setup a Fedora server to use as a test server for web
development. I copied my existing web site from the site where it is being
hosted and now my global variables don't work. I've seen posts about
editing httpd.conf, php.ini, and using .httaccess files with a register
globals setting. None of which have worked. I was hoping someone has a
more scientific approach for debugging and correcting this problem.
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| tarper@t-online.de 2006-05-23, 7:18 am |
| C Gillespie wrote:
> I recently setup a Fedora server to use as a test server for web
> development. I copied my existing web site from the site where it is
> being
> hosted and now my global variables don't work. I've seen posts about
> editing httpd.conf, php.ini, and using .httaccess files with a register
> globals setting. None of which have worked. I was hoping someone has a
> more scientific approach for debugging and correcting this problem.
Sounds like a problem with session management.
First of all I'd compare my provider's configuration with the one I provide
on my test system by inserting "phpinfo();" to to a separate php-file to
move around the directory structure during bug tracking.
But the problem may also have a very simple cause: In case you use session
management, do you accept cookies from your productive domain, from your
test domain? Session management makes use of it.
Greetings
Tarper
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| C Gillespie 2006-05-23, 7:18 am |
| Session management is being used. I don't recall any type of error messages
concerning cookies (or any other messages). What are you suggesting that I
should check about cookies?
Thanks
<tarper@t-online.de> wrote in message
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>C Gillespie wrote:
>
>
> Sounds like a problem with session management.
>
> First of all I'd compare my provider's configuration with the one I
> provide
> on my test system by inserting "phpinfo();" to to a separate php-file to
> move around the directory structure during bug tracking.
>
> But the problem may also have a very simple cause: In case you use session
> management, do you accept cookies from your productive domain, from your
> test domain? Session management makes use of it.
>
> Greetings
>
> Tarper
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