1. Perhaps the browsers aren't accepting the cookies, or there are some other security settings set too high? Have you LOOKED in each browser to see if the cookie is set?
2. Is it the EXACT same version of PHP that you have before/after the reinstall? 3. It *may* be something to do with register globals being off in your php.ini file... Justin on 08/03/03 9:34 PM, H. Miersch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > i've posted this before to the newsgroup, and i don't think it got > through to the mailinglist, so i'll try again. > > hello. > i'm new to this NG, so i don't know if this is the right mailinglist > / newsgroup for my problem. if not, please let me know which one to > post it to. anyway, here goes: > > i'm designing a new website with several php scripts. for that > purpose i've configuerd my server (apache under MacOSX 10.2.4) to > process php. the scripts get executed as they should be. so far so > hoopy. the problem is the cookie. i have a login.php which checks > user input and depending on the results either sets a cookie, > displays a message and proceeds to the next page or returns to the > login page. the problem is, it doesn't work, the browser (netscape, > safari,...) never gets the cookie. the next page checks the cookie > and if it isn't set, it returns to the login page. since the cookie > isn't set, this keeps happening even when it should proceed to the > order forms. > now the strange thing: before i had to reinstall OSX, it worked nicely. > > what can i do about this? any suggestions? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
