[imp] problem setting up RC3

[Aaron Solochek]

Yes, I have a few .htaccess files for things not {horde,imp}

They all are of this form:

AuthUserFile /var/www/.htpasswd
AuthGroupFile /var/www/.htgroup
AuthName ByPassword
AuthType Basic
require group foo

Also, I modified the apache to be php_value, as Brent suggested, and 
that seems to have fixed that problem, but I still have the weird lack 
of a login problem.

-Aaron


Jan Schneider wrote:

> Zitat von Aaron Solochek <aarons@aberrant.org>:
> 
> 
>>I can't figure out where its getting set to 0.  It was being set in an 
>>apache config file to /var/tmp/imp, which doesn't exist, so I changed
>>it:
>>
>>php_flag session.save_path /tmp
>>
>>It's also being set here:
>>
>>sausage:/etc/php4#grep -r save_path *
>>apache/php.ini:session.save_path = /tmp
>>cgi/php.ini:session.save_path = /tmp
>>
>>
>>However, it's still 0 after I restarted apache.
>>
>>Any other places I might check?
>>
> 
> As the local and the master value of session.save_path differ in your 
> phpinfo page, is there a chance that you have a .htaccess file lying around?
> 
> 
>>Brent J. Nordquist wrote:
>>
>>
>>>On Wed, 19 Dec 2001, Aaron Solochek <aarons@aberrant.org> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>the site is https://www.aberrant.org/imp
>>>>
>>>>
>>>OK, that's somewhat helpful.  I went to:
>>>
>>>	http://www.aberrant.org/horde/test.php
>>>
>>>The first thing to note is that when you reload the page, that little
>>>
>>>session counter with the "1" isn't incrementing.  That appears to be 
>>>because PHP's session handling isn't configured correctly:
>>>
>>>	http://www.aberrant.org/horde/test.php?mode=phpinfo
>>>
>>>Look under the "session" section at session.save_path and see that it's
>>>
>>>set to "0" instead of "/tmp".  You'll definitely need to fix that, if
>>>
>>>nothing else.  Figure out where that's getting set (Apache configs or
>>>
>>>php.ini file).
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>http will work for /horde, but there is no /imp link on the non secure
>>>>
>>>>server.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Hm.  Not sure quite what you mean, but make sure that imp is
>>>
>>contained
>>
>>>within the horde directory, either:
>>>
>>>	http://www.aberrant.org/horde/      ->  horde/
>>>	http://www.aberrant.org/horde/imp/  ->  horde/imp/
>>>
>>>or:
>>>
>>>	http://www.aberrant.org/      ->  horde/
>>>	http://www.aberrant.org/imp/  ->  horde/imp/
>>>
>>>Your configuration files will differ for those two cases, of course;
>>>
>>just 
>>
>>>be consistent.  You don't want this, e.g.:
>>>
>>>	http://www.aberrant.org/horde/  ->  horde/
>>>	http://www.aberrant.org/imp/    ->  horde/imp/
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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