Workaround under Windows:
Check for the existence of this directory or whether the directory has write permissions for everyone or authenticated users by locating the path to the Session.save_path = "" of php.ini. It's generally possible.
How to solve Linux:
Updated PHP today, the results of the configuration of the phpMyAdmin login to appear "Unable to create a session in the event of an error, please check the PHP or Web server logs, and properly configure the PHP installation." "Error.
Cause of Error:
PHP Update, overwriting the original/var/lib/php/session permissions, resulting in Apache users can not write session, resulting in this error.
Workaround:
Execution: #chown-R root:username/var/lib/php/session
Where username is the Apache hosting user, my Apache, so the command executed is:
#chown-R root:apache/var/lib/php/session
If the error message also appears at this point, it is recommended to do:
#chmod-R 777/var/lib/php/session
Afraid 777 of the authority is too large, testing 770, 766, 776 can not solve the above problems, had to give 777 permission.
Do not know if you are trying to use the time there will be security risks, first note this position.
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