Phantom SESSION records generating

[PWD]

I currently store my SESSION info in a folder directly on my C: drive outside my htdocs and mysql directories (waiting on my new tower) and noticed since I upgraded to the new (and MUCH nicer..kudos to all) Abyss Server I am getting a lot of "phantom" SESSION records being generated. Something that never use to happen.

I know they're phantom, because there is no visitor info logged in a separate html document I write certain visitor info to when they access any of my pages. Also, when I open the SESSION file in my text editor, there's not a single bit of info in there and the file size is always 0 kb.

My site hasn't changed, and my SESSION nor has my release of PHP changed.

Running: Abyss 2.0.0.19 =)
OS: Win XP
PHP: 4.3.10.10

Anyone else have any experience with this issue?

Always Grateful,

PWD
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[aprelium]

PWD,

Abyss Web Server does not generate such files and does not have any way to force PHP to change his settings related to sessions.

You should check your php.ini and possibly the scripts you use. Some scripts can force PHP to store sessions in another directory (not the one you have configured in php.ini).
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[PWD]

I just triple checked other folders to see if sessions were being stored in ither folders, and found nothing. I rechecked my php.ini file and the sesiion_save_path value is still set to the custom file path I originally created.

Session variables are behaving correctly. It's almost like one of my session expressions are being refreshed multiple times and crreating a new session file each time with nothing inside it.

Anywhoo, just thought I would post here to see if any of our other memers had this happen to them (Abyss related or not).

Always grateful,

PWD
_________________
if (my($_GRATITUDE = 0)) {
kick_me(in the head);
}