I had the same problem. It happened only with Netscape when I used a port
different from the default one. Is it the same problem with you?
If it is, it happens because Netscape considers the port number as part of
the server name, and moving from the secure port to the non-secure port you
use a different set of cookies (that is the place where CF stores the
session ID).
A possible solution is to manually pass the CFTOKEN and CFID from a page to
another using URL or FORM variables.
Hope this helps,
Luca
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Luca Bognolo, MCP
Consultant
Aspect Computing Pty Ltd
Tel: +61-2-6247-7677
Fax: +61-2-6247-7624
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-----Original Message-----
From: Huamani, William [HCS] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 9 November 2000 6:28
To: CF-Server
Subject: SSL and Session Variables
I am implementing SSL and I am having problems because I use session
variables. Whenever I go from the secure to non-secure pages, CF 'forgets'
what the value of my session variables. Any suggestions besides converting
them to cookie variables.
Thank you,
Bill Huamani
732-562-3290 (W)
732-562-8301 (F)
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