Talk:Installation - Revision history

DieMade: moving this

2008-04-06T18:50:25Z

moving this

2008-03-21T17:24:10Z

2008-03-21T13:18:51Z

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2008-03-21T01:45:31Z

Important For those hosted on a Linux Server

2007-06-13T23:05:23Z

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2007-06-13T23:05:08Z

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	For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls edit the php.ini when inside it search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1 then save it it. now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would.--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 02:45, 21 March 2008 (CET)		For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls edit the php.ini when inside it search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1 then save it it. now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would.--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 02:45, 21 March 2008 (CET)
	:I have added this to the front o people could find it easier--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 18:24, 21 March 2008 (CET)		:I have added this to the front o people could find it easier--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 18:24, 21 March 2008 (CET)
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		+	== moving this ==
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		+	i suggest we put this on the forum (subforum problems) as a sticky FQA so to say. i don't think this is getting enough attention here.
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		+	--> creating issue 102
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		+	http://bugs.galaxytool.eu/view.php?id=102

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	For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls edit the php.ini when inside it search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1 then save it it. now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would.--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 02:45, 21 March 2008 (CET)		For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls edit the php.ini when inside it search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1 then save it it. now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would.--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 02:45, 21 March 2008 (CET)
		+	:I have added this to the front o people could find it easier--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 18:24, 21 March 2008 (CET)

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	For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls edit the php.ini when inside it search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1 then save it it. now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would.--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 02:45, 21 March 2008 (CET)		For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls edit the php.ini when inside it search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1 then save it it. now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would.--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 02:45, 21 March 2008 (CET)

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		+	For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls edit the php.ini when inside it search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1 then save it it. now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would.--[[User:ORCACommander\|ORCACommander]] 02:45, 21 March 2008 (CET)

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