Am 22.04.2012 16:52, schrieb Reindl Harald:
Am 22.04.2012 16:36, schrieb Michael Heydekamp:
Am 21.04.2012 23:50, schrieb Reindl Harald:
normally this happens only as plong a php-script has a session open - the same client with the same session-id can not make another request until session_write_close() happened in the first script or it is finished
since session-cookies are domainwide this could explain PARTLY the problem
Probably, but if, then indeed only partly:
I also can't load other web pages of the same domain (at least some of them, didn't check with all)
and that describes exactly what i said
You deleted the more important part of the quote, as it is only a side issue, that I can't load other web pages of the same domain - more important to me is that I can't load Roundcube at all (and why I ran into this situation at all).
But just for my understanding (I'm not an expert in this area as you may see, sorry):
If you're saying that an still open session is the problem (see above) - will this session stay open forever...?
Yesterday it took only 10 mins or so until I could load Roundcube again, now I'm waiting almost 20 hours already.
And if I send the laptop into hibernation, wake it up again hours later, open a new browser tab - does this session then still have the same session ID as the one hours before? Sounds pretty unlikely to me.
if you can open a page on ANOTHER DOMAIN on the same server then it is a open session file which can only be accessed by one connection at the same time
Hmm. I'm not sure I get you right, but why can I open Roundcube then in the InPrivate mode of IE8? Because it's a new browser session (= a new browser window)?
This might indeed be the case, as I just realize if I open a new browser window (in standard mode, NOT in InPrivate mode), I can load Roundcube there as well.
So how can I get this apparently still open session get closed? Shouldn't it close automatically after some time (session_lifetime in main.inc.php)?