I just set up Serendipity (for second blog on a remote server... I like it) but at the top I get a warning about: "A session is active. You cannot change the session module's ini settings at this time." It is in serendipity_config.inc.php line 12
I have Googled for this but have not found a solution that applies to a situation where you don't have access to php.ini. If anyone has a solution I would LOVE to hear it. The server is running PHP5 so that may be where the problem lies (I've never had this issue with PHP4).
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"Session is active" problem
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that bug
Yeah, I saw that post.
The difference for me is that while that guy's is intermittent, my is 24/7. I was kind of suspecting it has something to do with a php.ini setting (in php5) but hoping that the Serendipity folks would say, "Oh, that is an easy one. Just do x to y and it will be fixed".
I don't have access to the php.ini file. (
The difference for me is that while that guy's is intermittent, my is 24/7. I was kind of suspecting it has something to do with a php.ini setting (in php5) but hoping that the Serendipity folks would say, "Oh, that is an easy one. Just do x to y and it will be fixed".
I don't have access to the php.ini file. (
workaround
hi - i had the same problem on a php 5 install. I editeed the file where it say s the session thing is set. Just add a @ before the command on line 12
e..g instead of ini(........
put @ini(....
on line 12 of the file.
In php this will suppress a warning. Things seem to be working ok, although I am not sure yet.
e..g instead of ini(........
put @ini(....
on line 12 of the file.
In php this will suppress a warning. Things seem to be working ok, although I am not sure yet.