Here is the scenario. I have a pure html form where a user login and
pass is gathered and sent to a php script via the post method. The php
script authenticates against a DB starts a session and uses the header
function to send a header with the sessionid back to the browser.
Everything works fine and as expected with one catch. While testing, I
have accessed the site through a few different proxies. Through an
AS/400 proxie, everything is fine. Through another NT proxie everything
is fine, but when I try and access it through a novel proxy something
falls apart. I am assuming that the data is reaching the script fine
since other forms can be posted through the proxie. I am thinking the
proxie is screwing up the returned header with the session id attached.
Has anyone else encountered this phenomenon before?
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Larry H
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