moving a LifeType site, and met some problem.

[fishy]

my former server was attacked, so I moved to a new server. I dumped the mysql database and imported them into new mysql server, and copied the files.

but when I view my site on new server, there's some errors:

first, it says:
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: open(/var/lib/php/session/sess_t5b5kkdghhqj542vn5c2m4lht0, O_RDWR) failed: No such file or directory (2) in /www/fishy/buddie5/blog/class/net/http/session/sessionmanager.class.php on line 41

so I created the directory /var/lib/php/session and make it writable, this warning disappears, but instead, there's many many messages like this:
Strict Standards: Non-static method File::isReadable() should not be called statically, assuming $this from incompatible context in /www/fishy/buddie5/blog/class/logger/loggermanager.class.php on line 135

on every page, there're hundreds of such messages.

can anybody tell me what's wrong?

[jondaley]

The session error makes sense - php requires that its session directory exist and be writable by whoever is running the php scripts.

I wonder if the File:: static call error is a namespace problem with something you have installed in php? That is a wild guess. I would search the forums to see if other people have reported that.

[phunkphorce]

can you make sure that the file config/logging.properties.php is in place and readable? Make sure its contents are also correct, please compare them with these:

http://www.lifetype.net/svn/plog/plog/t ... erties.php

[fishy]

logging.properties.php is there and readable.

the Strict Standard message may be a problem of my php setting, it may be hidden and ignored.

and there's some warnings like this:
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at /www/fishy/buddie5/blog/class/dao/blogstatus.class.php:16) in /www/fishy/buddie5/blog/class/net/http/session/sessionmanager.class.php on line 41

[phunkphorce]

There's nothing in line 16 of file class/dao/blogstatus.class.php which could be causing this error. Please upload the file again, just to make sure.

[fishy]

I uploaded the file again and the problem remains.

Can anybody give me some explanation about the cookie workflow (or something similar) in LifeType? I've installed another blog system (NucleusCMS) on the same machine and its cookie system is OK.

btw, the machine use a chroot system for web server, maybe this is the root of the problem?

[jondaley]

What is on lines 10 through 20 of /www/fishy/buddie5/blog/class/dao/blogstatus.class.php

[fishy]

What is on lines 10 through 20 of /www/fishy/buddie5/blog/class/dao/blogstatus.class.php

line 10 - 20:

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    /**
     * This class keeps track of all the possible status that a blog can have. If plugins dynamically
    * register new blog statuses, this class will still be able to handle them
    *
    * \ingroup DAO
     */   
    class BlogStatus extends GenericStatusList
    {
   
        /**
         * returns a list with all the user statuses that have been defined


[jondaley]

I don't think you can be getting that error that you posted above. Please post the error you are getting.

[fishy]

the error messages I posted above was copied and pasted, so that WAS what I get.

because of the "strict standard" messages, i set php error settings to:

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error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT
display_errors = On


It didn't output any error message now(I don't know why), but the cookie is still not work. I log in LifeType, write a blog entry, and click submit(or maybe post, I'm not using english locale file, so not sure what's it in english), LifeType ask for my username and password again and the blog didn't posted.

Cause it's not my own machine(I hosted on my friend's machine), so I can't change php settings.

[markwu]

Can you let me see your real website? I just want to see the whole error message and do some test.

Mark

[fishy]

http://www.buddie5.com/blog/2

It's in chinese and as I said, there's no any error message now.

[markwu]

1. Can you ask your friend set the session.auto_start = o in his php settings?

If Lifetype ask your username and password again and again, it might this problem.

2. If you don'd mind, can you turn on the error loging function again? I just want to see the full error log.

Mark

[fishy]

session.auto_start = o

is it "o"(Ou) or "0"(zero)?

[markwu]

It is a typo.... it should be "0" (zero)...

Mark