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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Binary data in session
From: bu@orbitel.bg (Petar Nedyalkov)

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On Tuesday 10 May 2005 00:48, john wrote:
> I have been developing a site which stores an image files binary data
> inside a session variable. Initially, I was developing this site on the
> following environment:
>
> Apache-2.0.52/PHP5.0.3/Windows XP
>
> Things worked very well, as I expected them to anyway. I would upload
> images and they would be manipulated and stored back into the session.
>
> I then moved over to my production box:
>
> Apache-2.0.54/PHP5.0.4/FreeBSD
>
> And everything literally stopped dead in it's track with regards to the
> session variables and the binary data. Whenever I now upload an image,
> it is properly stored in session. However, whenever I do
> session_start(); on any page, it just hangs.
>
> In fact, here is the test.php file on which it hung:
>
> <?PHP
> session_start();
> ?>
> Hi // Never gets outputted to browser

What does print_r($_SESSION); say.
Also, use a debug LogLevel in Apache and check the output in the error_log=
=20
file.

>
> I've yet to come across other users with this same problem. Furthermore,
> upon suggestions of co-workers, I have tried to base64 encode before it
> is serialized by PHP and base64 decode this data when I need to use it.
>
> Looking through my /var/tmp directory, I see that in fact the session
> file is 300KB, which makes sense, since the image I was trying to upload
> was indeed roughly 300KB.
>
> Regards
>
> PS, also check out my MySQLi group @
> http://groups-beta.google.com/group/MySQLi if ever in need of help with
> that part of the PHP world :-)

=2D-=20

Cyberly yours,
Petar Nedyalkov
Devoted Orbitel Fan :-)

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