How to solve the error related to PHP session save path?

How to solve the error related to PHP session save path?

If you receive an error stating the PHP session path is not writable, you can simply update the session.save_path setting in the PHP Selector.

From the Extra Features menu item in DirectAdmin:

1. Open Select PHP Version
2. Click Options

3. For the session.save_path setting enter:

/home/USERNAME/tmp

Where "USERNAME" is your account username.

4. Once done, the error should no more appear.

If you still have any questions, please open a support ticket with us!

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