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Admin. Change Results In Session Time Out Error Every Time.

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NothingLikeRoot:
Hello,

When I attempt to make a change in the admin center (from board settings to adding a board) it resulats in a error but only when I try to submit the changes.

The error is as follows:
    "Your session timed out while posting. Please go back and try again."

I have no problem staying loged into my account... Only when I try to submit changes....

The only thing I have been able to do is change the news (this was after repeated trys)....

The install went as follows:

1) Downloaded files
2) Uploaded (Unchanged) files to the web server
3) Set chmod to 777 on folders (including the install folder)
3) Ran and Completed the "install.php"
4) Removed the "install.php"
5) Changed install folder to not have write ablites

Thank You For Your Times,
Andrew

NothingLikeRoot:
Correction:

This error will happen on anything...

Such as removal of a therad, posting a therad, editing a therad, changing profile, ect ect...

What could the problem be?

Thank You For Your Time,
Andrew

[Unknown]:
This sounds like a PHP configuration issue.  Can you give me a link and phpinfo.php page?

By phpinfo.php, I mean a file with that name and these contents:

--- Code: ---<?php phpinfo(); ?>
--- End code ---

-[Unknown]

NothingLikeRoot:
Sure! :)...

This is on the SourceForge.net servers and I have no way to change the PHP configuration...

Though, if you use PHP's session functions to control the session log in, this link may be helpful:
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=14267&group_id=1#webphpsession [nofollow], This is a SourceForge.net help doc titled: Project web: PHP session data...

SourceForge.net uses a pool of servers to support the projects they host, each request to a server first goes to a load balancer, than is directed off to a server, which may not be the one I was at before, thus  the sessions functions will return bad.... (Better explained in the Doc)...

This phpinfo() page is at: http://c-l-l.sourceforge.net/phpinfo.php [nofollow]

If you can walk me though a way to fix this problem, I would be very thankfull!!!

Andrew

P.S. The auth. system I built in PHP and tested on the sf.net servers had the same problems, I am too busy to try to look though the PHP code right now and fix it myself (I like to look though code anyways as I learn new ways to do things...) I was hoping you could easyily find out and fix the problem (as you are a developer)...

Thanks Again!,
Andrew

[Unknown]:
Use their second suggestion on that link, just put the function call in Settings.php.

-[Unknown]

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