[Solved] Sessions not saving (/var full)

[Luigi123]

Since I can’t split the posts on my mobile, i’m just going to to manually create a topic for the user.

 

https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/35818-solved-suspended-account/page-2?do=findComment&comment=158686

 

By gijonsesale:

 

well, I have some questions...

is there any upgrade in the service paying it ?

I'm trying to publish some apps and earn some money, but I'm starting in the business... let's see if it works.

Other question... I have seen the sessions doesn't keep the data in php, the variables lose the information when it reloads the web. Is it possible to use the sessions in php to stay the data ?

and other question... is it possible to use the same database by two different users at the same time ? I was working in other servers and it usually works with more than user at once.

You can see my job in videolist, it doesn't need databases now but maybe faster if I don't use the last.fm api and I made my own music database. I don't know if it could be better or worst to the server's resources.

This is an example of my website does :

https://www.videolis...bum=version 2.0

thanks by your help

[Luigi123]

1. We do have a paid VPS Server in our Web Hosting Business. You get the full root access and you can do whatever you want! You won’t have to worry getting your account suspended, getting a high load, etc. You can visit on heliohost.org/vps to have a look. Also, there’s no cost for upgrading to a new different server. Except, making a donation if you want to move to Tommy or you can just wait for the signups of Tommy available.

 

2. Our root admin will tell you more about the sessions that doesn’t keep the data in php.

 

3. Yes. You can share the same database with as many database users you like.

[wolstech]

If your sessions aren't keeping data between pages, your code is broken. Just about every php program out there these days uses sessions for something. Yes they're supported, and yes they should retain data between pages and refreshes.

 

For database users, yes you can share the same database with two database users. Make sure to take this into consideration when designing software though (e.g. lock tables when they're being modified, etc.), otherwise more than one user might try changing the same data at the same time.

[gijonsesale]

ok thanks, I will see where is the problem, but I usually used the sessions and it was working the code before.

No problem.. I will check it again.

I don't really needs in this project but it could be useful in others.

 

I made a donation for use Tommy, and I will make more donations when my project starts to earn some money.

Thank you by your help.

[wolstech]

I just realized /var is full on Tommy. That's actually why your session isn't saving...

 

Krydos needs to fix that.

[Krydos]

Fixed.

[gijonsesale]

perfect, thank you