Gus,
The session variables would be specific to the application name on the
server, not just the server.

Some options:
Log into every application on the main login page by writing a
cfapplication tag, then set the session variables, then repeat for
every application.
Log into every application from the main login page using cfhttp to
call hidden secondary login pages.
Make every application name the same, which would mean they would
share session and application scopes.
You could make use of the server variable scope or the database to
pass information between the various applications.

I would be surprised if it turned out to be cheaper to pay an employee
to code a work-around then it would be to buy some SSL certs. If you
buy enough certs from a place like Thawte, they give you significant
discounts, or you could go to a discount certificate reseller. I
realize that many organizations pay employees and vendors out of
different budgets, which I'm guessing is the problem.

Good luck,
Mike Chabot

On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 12:57 AM, Gus Denton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is my problem..
> I am working in a uni and we have multiple sites (on the same server) 
> requiring authentication. We simmply cannot afford to purchase a cert for 
> each site (domain and separate IP), so my solution was to created a single 
> site with a cert which has the other sites available as virtual directories, 
> Authentication would be performed via ssl and then the user would be 
> redirected (using cflocation) back to the insecure site along with the 
> session (cfif, cftoken) appended to the URL, however when I do this I cannot 
> see the session variables established during authentication even though the 
> cfid and cftoken are the same ....
>
> Any ideas how I can acheive this ?

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