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how to use .htaccess
Hi,

I want to change the /temp folder that stores my session files in my host servers php.ini file to a different name. First I can't even find that /temp folder on my remote host. I emailed my hosts to ask how I could do this and all I got back was use .htaccess
Iv'e looked at all the posts here relating to .htaccess and none explain how you use .htaccess to change files on your server, I'd be a little happier if I could at least find the folder /temp where my session files are beign saved to. Any help will be much appreciated.

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Hi Michael,

Thanxs for the link I'll check it out tonight.

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Hi Michael,

Read that report on the link you gave me thanxs, well I'm more confused than ever now
Think I'll give changing the filename a miss for now, and leave it as temp for now. Mind you as I said above I wish I could find the blessed temp file on my server I'm hopeless at files and paths and all that

never mind thanxs anyway
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