butikibuster77
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I think the created php sessions here are now easily expired without reaching the time it is meant/expected to expire. My script before the update (before 500 internal server error and page unavailable occurred) works fine but then after that my script went on havoc. It is meant to expire for about 10 mins if inactive but then without reaching 10 mins of inactivity (not even inactive/afk) the session expired. This means I need to go back to the top page to renew the session.
PS: The session is checked automatically by ajax every 25 secs for inactivity check. And I think this is also experienced by other users (on other server [starka, chopin, etc]). I am on stoli.
Sorry for the late report this was supposed to be reported a long time ago. BTW I've checked it also by > if not isset($_SESSION['name']) then create the $_SESSION['name'] and show me a message it was successfully created else if already set show me a message it was already created. It somehow shows the message it was successfully created after a few minutes (which was not supposed to appear until clearing of cache or closing of browser) this means that the $_SESSION['name'] didn't even exist. Already tested with IE, FireFox, Chrome, and Sleipnir, all with the same response.
Also have you made some adjustments regarding the time? It was advance, an hour or so. I've set my php time (my script) to "GMT+9" but it shows the value for "GMT+10". LoL
The scripts I've mentioned are working fine locally (xampp).
On the other hand MySQL (as of now) throws "Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (111)".
Hope you'll fix it asap, thanks.
BBuster77
PS: The session is checked automatically by ajax every 25 secs for inactivity check. And I think this is also experienced by other users (on other server [starka, chopin, etc]). I am on stoli.
Sorry for the late report this was supposed to be reported a long time ago. BTW I've checked it also by > if not isset($_SESSION['name']) then create the $_SESSION['name'] and show me a message it was successfully created else if already set show me a message it was already created. It somehow shows the message it was successfully created after a few minutes (which was not supposed to appear until clearing of cache or closing of browser) this means that the $_SESSION['name'] didn't even exist. Already tested with IE, FireFox, Chrome, and Sleipnir, all with the same response.
Also have you made some adjustments regarding the time? It was advance, an hour or so. I've set my php time (my script) to "GMT+9" but it shows the value for "GMT+10". LoL
The scripts I've mentioned are working fine locally (xampp).
On the other hand MySQL (as of now) throws "Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (111)".
Hope you'll fix it asap, thanks.
BBuster77