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I'm trying to install Tutos ( www.tutos.org - a groupware software) and need to point it to a directory where session information is stored. It ...

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    Session Path- where is it?

    I'm trying to install Tutos (www.tutos.org - a groupware software) and need to point it to a directory where session information is stored. It has to be a directory that Apache can read/write to.

    So far, I haven't got it right, so it doesn't store sessions. Tutos works fine, but you have to login every time you change the page because it isn't storing user-info.

    I've tried things like
    /etc
    /home/campusac/etc
    /home/campusac/tmp

    Any ideas?

    Aaron

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    Try /tmp

    That's the default directory where the session information is stored.
    Julian D. Muņoz - LANeros.com

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    Yes it worked. Thanks!

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    You could use any directory anywhere in your site, but in order to get apache to write to it, you'd need to chmod it to 777. If you were going to do it in your account space, I'd recommend doing it outside of public_html for security reasons, but in your case, /tmp will work fine. (This is more for a "future reference" kind of thing, in case you enver need to write data that is not temporary.)

    --Jason
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    www.interbrite.com www.kodiakskorner.com

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