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wawro

12:03 pm November 5, 2007

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Hello!

I installed plugin and everything was OK until I changed the blog address. First, I lost images in the captcha, and moreover I see message:

Warning: Unknown: open(/tmp/sess_7427c5eca5256e091edec7a8d5dce244, O_RDWR) failed: No such file or directory (2) in Unknown on line 0

Warning: Unknown: Failed to write session data (files). Please
verify that the current setting of session.save_path is correct (/tmp)
in Unknown on line 0

What should I change to repaire it?

Guest

12:34 am November 17, 2007

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I'm having the same issue with the following error message:

Warning: Unknown(): open(/home/3111/data/tmp/sess_ea39e52c8e197e4088b8c57596fdec3f, O_RDWR) failed: No such file or directory (2) in Unknown on line 0

Warning: Unknown(): Failed to write session data (files). Please
verify that the current setting of session.save_path is correct
(/home/3111/data/tmp) in Unknown on line 0

I did just recently move this domain name from my local server to the live server. I'm guessing this is the issue? I've gone through the mysql database and manually deleted all the cform data but can't figure out what the problem is.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

- Tim

Guest

12:45 am November 17, 2007

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I may have solved the issue (it worked for me). I'm hosting with Media Temple and when I deleted the following lines from my php.ini file it started working without the errors!

; save in local tmp
session.save_path=/home/3111/data/tmp

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Soben

2:15 am November 16, 2011

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I had this exact same problem. However, I managed to solve it without any new scripts or messing with the php.ini… I decided to look at what the path was to the current file I was viewing (the index page), using the function:

dirname($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'])

and found that almost the entire path matched, except for the /tmp/, and considering the warning is that the directory or file doesn't exist, I know that open (at least, fopen and the likes), will automatically create a file if it doesn't exist (that is, if the folder DOES exist).

For the sake of trying it, I ran this, once, in the PHP for the page:

mkdir ( dirname($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']) . '/tmp/' );

And that immediately solved the problem.

Best of luck on trying to solve it yourself.

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Nickdurante

2:50 am December 12, 2011

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When you say " i ran it once on the page" could you explain what that means, so that I may replicate your resolution on my site?

i am seeing these error messages at the bottom of the pages..

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