No, it's running on a FreeBSD server. I don't suppose it could have to do
with the firewall or browser security settings on my machine, though ...
could it? I can verify that the session file is being written to the
server's tmp directory... I'm stumped.
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Matt Grimm
Web Developer
The Health TV
Matt,
You're not by any chance using an Apache server on a machine that also has a firewall,
are you? I've had all sorts of mysterious session-related problems when running
scripts
on my test server (Apache on Win2k with a ZoneAlarm firewall). Took me *ages* to zero
in on the source of the pro
Can anyone think of ways I can troubleshoot this problem? I still haven't
found a solution.
> I'm using non-cookie-based sessions for authentication on a page. The
> session is set like so, which works (these values, along with the SID, are
> always retrievable):
>
> $_SESSION['user'] = $_POST['
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