> We're encountering the following issue with some percentage of IE users 
> (Definitely but not necessarily limited to IE8 8.0.7601.17514 & windows
> 7).  Basically their SESSION is failing the same way it might if they're 
> cookies were disabled, however, we are able to set cookies manually using
> CFCOOKIE.  After running several tests, we found that the users request 
> headers include 2 CFID and CFTOKEN cookies.  It seems like
> Coldfusion writes both into the COOKIE scope, then can't translate them into 
> the SESSION so creates a new (third) CFID and CFTOKEN pair,
> then overwrites the value of both in the COOKIE scope.
>
> CGI.HTTP_COOKIES
> ------------------------------
> CFID=19602005; CFTOKEN=13461642; (other cookies removed); CFID=20907643; 
> CFTOKEN=42056124; (other cookies removed);

Do you have more than one CF server within your domain? If so, are you
setting domain-wide cookies on either server?

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/

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