linux - php session cannot write to tmp file
Yesterday I recompiled and installed the php5.6.24 version, and today I found that the session could not be written. After debugging, the file will be generated, and the modification time of the file will also change once executed, but there is no content in the file
Later I changed the session.save_pathaddress and the content was written normally. What is the problem?
/tmp have not been touched either
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Yesterday I recompiled and installed the php5.6.24 version, and today I found that the session could not be written. After debugging, the file will be generated, and the modification time of the file will also change once executed, but there is no content in the file
Later I changed the session.save_pathaddress and the content was written normally. What is the problem?
/tmp have not been touched either
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