Hi Ernest, On Friday 22 November 2002 15:05, Ernest E Vogelsinger wrote: > The message you see looks disturbing to me - is the session.save_path value > actually set to /home/globstag/tmp? Does Apache (or else) have all > necessary rights to this directory? > > _MAYBE_ you're using some mod_rewrite rules on the target server, depending > on the user agent, so IE's would end up in a defunct installation? > > I'd check for this inn the first place.
Well, guess what I did before writing this eMail ;-) At the end of my original eMail I said: On Friday 22 November 2002 14:24, Andreas Otto wrote: > The main difference between the other servers and the server in NewYork is > that only the server in NewYork is protected with SiteShield. Which leads > me to the conclusion that there might be a problem related to the > combination of SiteShield, IE and PHP. So what we have is a set of web servers to which access is controlled by a (proxy) server. The software that is used to manage access rights is called SiteShield and is developed by a company called Tempest. Every request to the server I experience this strange problem at has to pass the SiteShield server. The question is now: Has anyone heard about or had problems with the combination of PHP SiteShield and InternetExplorer? Cheers, Andreas -- Andreas Otto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Using PHP on Windows? www.php4win.de -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
