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Hi,

in my forum is an error:

"

In file session.php on line 101:

E_WARNING - session_start(): open(/tmp/sess_79a76d753769e5e04517e8dd0018d2f5, O_RDWR) failed: Disk quota exceeded (122)
"

Please help me, the forum runs for a view days perfect.

what can i do?

thnaks for all

torsten fram germany

If you are on a hosting service, contact your host. Otherwise, clean your /tmp directory (this should be done automatically).

where can i find this dir?
if looking for on my account, but i cant find any /tmp directory. or must clean the hosting service?

thanks torsten

As a regular user via FTP you can't access this directory (not within your private root). You should contact your host to resolve this problem.

Hi Dietrich,

thanks for the answere.

I'm look at my account and there are many sessions, which are saved on my space.

why don't delete the usebb script these session? this should automaticly works. and because the sessions are saved on my space, the space is everytime full, so the provider must clear the tmp dir.

what can i do? can i select this in the admin?

the forum runs on three webspaces/domains. the problem exists on all the spaces/domains.

thanks

i use the version 1.0.3.

PHP manages these session files, they are not written or managed by UseBB itself. Normally the system should automatically remove unused files in /tmp.

oh shit. i change the directory in the admin: Session save path
into an other path, which i could magnage myself.

but there is an other error:


In file session.php on line 101:

E_WARNING - session_start(): open(/forum/sessions/sess_5bb30eb5eb47d00eadd0c6ea31bb3fce, O_RDWR) failed: No such file or directory (2)


how can i the settings from the session path reset?
i cant log in the admin from the forum.

i set the "Maximum session lifetime (minutes) *" from 60 to 20, so the sessionids are delete earlier? is that rigth?

i dont knwo why the sessionfiles not delete from php. now i just log in to the admin and i want change the session path back.

/forum/sessions is an absolute path. This means the system tries to write it on the forums directory in the root of the server, which obviously doesn't exist. you should remove the first slash so it points to the current directory of your forum.

If you want to change the setting, just edit config.php.

Changing whatever settings in UseBB do not have an effect on these session files, as they are not managed by UseBB.

ok, i ve the path change by myself, my english isnt well. sorry.