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Issue session.save_path differs by PHP Version ...

futureweb

Regular Pleskian
Hey there,
I just noticed that the session.save_path is different for the multiple PHP Versions you deliver with Plesk Onyx.
- 5.6.30 FastCGI --> session.save_path = "/usr/tmp/phpSess"
- 7.1.3 FastCGI --> session.save_path = "/var/lib/php/session"

We had an issue where a PHP 7.1.3 Hosting had no access to /var/lib/php/session (it was chmod 755 - root:apache on one of our Servers we upgraded to Onyx while /var/lib/php/session is 777 - root:root)

Guess those pathes should be consistent over all different PHP Versions you deliver?

bye from snowy Austria
Andreas Schnederle-Wagner
 
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