Upgraded to php7

[monolog99]

Hi,

I had my Torque viewer working quite nicely up until last night when I upgraded my Ubuntu server and PHP got upgraded to v7, and that's where it all went wrong!! Not being a PHP guru I've been trying to hack my round it to get it working again with limited success.

One of the key errors I keep getting is in get_sessions.php where it now complains about

$timezone = $_SESSION['time'];

where it throws an error "Notice: Undefined index: time in /var/www/torque/get_sessions.php on line 14".

All the "mysql_" commands don't seem to work so have changed them to "mysqli_" which appears to make those errors disappear. Any pointers ?

Cheers, Tim.

[surfrock66]

I solved this some time ago, but I don't remember spefically what my fix was. Basically, session variables were created and referenced multiple times, and I was able to bypass that. I think it was between these 3 commits to my fork:

surfrock66@005ba45
surfrock66@2cc000d
surfrock66@a3366bf

[monolog99]

Many thanks for the pointers. I've managed to get rid of all the errors now, following your code. Sadly though, no sessions show up. The raw_log table is filling up nicely, but the sessions table stays empty no matter what I try and not sure what else to try now after spending a few hours on it scratching my head. Oh well, it was a nice tool whilst it lasted unless you can suggest any things I can try to debug what is happening. I think it's not meeting the "if (sizeof($_GET) > 0)" in the upload_data.php file which looks to be where the session table is populated. That said, that also looks like the same place the raw_log file is populated, which does appear to work, so am confused !

[traindriverrev]

I'm having no sessions showing up too.

[surfrock66]

Can you confirm that you have data logged in your database?