Whats the deal with my URL?

Discussion in 'Directories' started by steveb, Mar 16, 2007.

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    steveb, Mar 16, 2007 IP
  2. an0n

    an0n Prominent Member

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    #2
    .htaccess file

    change this secton:

    from
    # Override PHP settings that cannot be changed at runtime
    # (If your server supports PHP settings via htaccess you can comment following two lines off)
    # php_value register_globals 0
    # php_value session.auto_start 0


    to
    # Override PHP settings that cannot be changed at runtime
    # (If your server supports PHP settings via htaccess you can comment following two lines off)
    php_value register_globals 0
    php_value session.auto_start 0

    just remove those two #'s
     
    an0n, Mar 16, 2007 IP
  3. vegabond

    vegabond Shabu Anower

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    #3
    That is PHP Session ID, What version you are using? I never seen that in v3.xx
     
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  4. steveb

    steveb Well-Known Member

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    #4
    I don't see that anywhere in the .htaccess file, an0n. Im using v2.

    I do have v3, but I don't really need all those added features.

    Thanks,
    Steve
     
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  5. an0n

    an0n Prominent Member

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    #5
    if you dont see it, then add it :)
     
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    steveb Well-Known Member

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    Thanks an0n...that was simple enough! :)
     
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    php applies the session id if the session handling is not appropriate. Generally when cookies are not allowed by your browser or being blocked, then PHP needs to find anotehr way to pass along a token or "SessionID" which stores your session data.
     
    ccoonen, Mar 16, 2007 IP