I would set it up as follows:
.asp file is your principle plugin target. It collects the session
data and passes it to your .php page via Javascript and the URL query
string. For example,
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[ ASP ]-----------------------------
<%
sessionKey = session("SessionKey")
loginGUID = session("LoginGUID")
mUserName = session("UserName")
treeGUID = session("TreeGUID")
treeParentGUID = session("TreeParentGUID")
%>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.location = "http://path.to.your/cms/plugins/php-file.php?skey=<
% response.write(sessionKey) %>&login=<% response.write(loginGUID)
%>";
</script>
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ASP ]-----------------------------
and then
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[ PHP ]-----------------------------
<?php
$sessionkey = $_GET['skey'];
$loginGUID = $_GET['login'];
etc
?>
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[ PHP ]-----------------------------
Or something like that - your mileage may vary.
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