Hi everybody,

I have tried PHP Web Stat and it was working great initially.
After rebooting Windows, it stopped working: counter not updated, impossible to change anything in the configuration (config can be accessed as Admin user but as soon as you try to change a parameter from the web configuration screen, the login is displayed again so that t is not possible to change the configration).
I have already tried to reinstall averything on a different machine, from the server to PHP and of course to unzip and reinstall all the script files: same result, it works fine until you reboot the system.
Once a setup has been performed on one machine and system has been rebooted, even if all the software is setup again Web Stat does not work anymore on that machine.
It seems to me that something gets corrupted with PHP after the reboot. Something in Windows registry?

Here is my configuration:
OS: Win XP Pro SP3 / SP2
Server: Apache for Windows: apache_2.2.11-win32-x86-openssl-0.9.8i.msi
PHP: php-5.2.0-win32-installer.msi
PHP Web Stat: 3.6 just downloaded from the official website

How to reproduce the issue:
- Install Apache (do not reboot Windows)
- Install PHP5.2 (do not reboot Windows)
- Install the Web Stat scripts
- Try the Web Stat and verify it works
- Reboot the system and start the server
--> Issue: Web Stat does not work anymore (but PHP is running since simple "echo" are processed byt PHP engine).

Is there anyone affected by the same problem?
Can you please suggest a working combination of Apache+PHP versions?

Thank you so much in advance for your help.


Kind regards,
Sentaro

Hi Sentaro,

maybe the Session Handling is not working under your server configuration. Most users are using their stat under Linux/Unix + Apache.
Windows Servers are normally combined with the IIS. We currently have no experience with your server configuration.

Maybe the manual configuration of the config/config.php will solve the first problems?!?

Best Regards
Reimar

Thank you Reimar,

if it can be useful to any other user, the problem has been fixed by upgrading to PHP5.2.8 for Windows.  :D

Probably I need to test it some more time but it looks to work after reboots.

Kind regards,
Sentaro

Hi, I had the same problem before I accepted cookies in the browser.

greetings, detlef