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Posted: 12.11.2006, 03:08

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thx for the heads up - can you checkout *the latest svn vers…n of pnSession.php* and test with PHP 5.2.0?

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Posted: 12.11.2006, 05:05

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Hi larsneo:

Thanks! Seems to be working. Dunno if I am wrong but _login_ seems a little bit slower. I may be wrong tou...

Anyway PHP 5.2.0 - PN seems usable with this fix.

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edited by: edfel, Nov 11, 2006 - 07:05 PM
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Posted: 12.11.2006, 18:59

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PHP 5.1, which works fine with Apache 2.2 and MySQL 5 WITHOUT any special driveredited by: slam, Nov 08, 2006 - 03:25 PM

Not on windows systems (see OP for enviroment), the Apache2.2 driver does not exist in the installation and unfortunately php.net does not make it available.

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Posted: 17.11.2006, 14:41

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thx, helped me with my problem too!

Same situation (PHP5.2 on servage.net) but the error message seems to turn up many other places as well.
Register Off helped on the website installed in the root, but those testsites running in subfolder had to have their 'fix'

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Posted: 20.11.2006, 20:54

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fixed in PN v.764

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thanx man :)
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I have this same problem. My hosting company just rebuilt the server the site is hosted on and is using Apahce 1.3.39 and PHP 5.2.4 on linux. I'm getting:

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PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function Execute() on a non-object in <path>/pnSession.php on line 378

I upgraded from v761 to v764 and I changed line 377 in pnSession.php to

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if (version_compare(phpversion(), '5.2.4', '>=')) {

hoping that would solve the problem, but it has not. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Edit: Nevermind, it is in fact working with the change above. I just had a moment of lameness.

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Thanks you All.

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Hello,

Reading Ruudje post (see above in this thread), I have found a workaround for this problem.

I've migrated to PHP 5.2 and experienced the problem.

I modified includes/pnSession.php in order to add in function pnSessionSetup()

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register_shutdown_function('session_write_close');

just before

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session_set_save_handler('pnSessionOpen',
'pnSessionClose',
'pnSessionRead',
'pnSessionWrite',
'pnSessionDestroy',
'pnSessionGC');

My web site worked again after this fix. I can log in again now.

Hope this helps.

Fred

Hi there fred,

I know that this thread is incredibly old but I just wanted to log in and thank you very much for sharing this. My site is such a hack-job, an upgrade would have been a nightmare.

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Posted: 26.08.2008, 08:35

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My site is such a hack-job, an upgrade would have been a nightmare.

keep in mind that previous versions had some security issues - therefore it's highly recommended to update to the latest .76x build.
if this is not possible i'd definitly recommend to keep at least an eye on the overall security (check with e.g. phpsecinfo ) - anyway: don't blame the project if getting hacked when using outdated versions...

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Posted: 28.08.2008, 15:06

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Thanks for letting me know not to blame the project for something someone else did. Otherwise, I would have sure looked silly when blaming you.

thanks,
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