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Old 01-09-2004, 05:08 AM
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Could anyone tell me on which page is the constant SESSION_WRITE_DIRECTORY defined. I am working through application_top in the catalog/includes directory and see the session save path being set as SESSION_WRITE_DIRECTORY but I cannot locate where the value for this constant is defined, in other words what value it calls.
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The session file directory is a PHP.INI setting not a OSC setting.

look in PHP.INI for something like

session.save_path = /tmp

You CAN NOT overrite this directory via PHP code (other than storing session in MySQL and not via files)
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Thanks very much for that.
Can I assume that OS commerce can only change the local values of the php.ini file and that if I wanted to change master values that I would need to edit the php.ini file in my PHP installation directly.
I am very new to this so please excuse me if I have this completely wrong.
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