John, > > > You mention that it is a login script and that input is rejected. Is > it > > > rejected when it is initially typed in, or is it reported as > rejected > > when > > > ensuing pages are served? > When it's initially typed in.
=do you have multiple 'environments' (eg VHosts or even physical servers) on your PHP/web server? If you run the errant machine against a copy of the script in another 'environment' does the same happen? =can you put a DEBUG line into the code and have the data displayed prior to it leaving the PC/form, and as the login 'result' is being processed/returned to the user? Where does it 'break'? =is there anything silly about the person's login/pswd? Is it just the one person's login that's at issue, or everybody's when they use that particular PC-client? > > > Please check the IE on the offending machine. Does it have security > > > settings that forbid cookies? > No, it's a default install of IE6. I have a check that'll put up an > error if cookies are turned off and that's not the error I get. I get > the error saying that the username or password didn't match anything in > the database. =not something dopey like a zero-oh transliteration error, eg passw0rd instead of password? > > > Check the ipconfig/all settings against other machines/check any > > contents > > > of HOSTS file (and the other MS one, if used) > > > > > > Check execution of phpinfo() against similar on other/working > machines. > > > > Is it a plain old login script, or is it one which uses javascript to > MD5 > > the > > password? If the latter, you may want to check you've enabled > javascript. > > It's just a plain log in script. > > I'm going to troubleshoot it more today and throw in some tracing to the > functions to see where everything is going and what the login/password > values are all the time. I just haven't had a chance to make it over to > that computer yet. > > I have a feeling it's going to work out to be something stupidly > simple... like these problems always do. :) =embarrassingly so! If you're taking this all off a user's say-so, then it sounds like an eyeball job to me... =dn -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
