Hello,
I am running IIS 5.0, PHP 4.0.6, and MySQL 3.23.
I have a script that includes the following two lines:
$script = getenv ("SCRIPT_NAME");
and,
session_start ( );
Apparently, sessions are not working because I am receiving an error back that
is indicative of this. I checked track_vars and register_globals. I know
that track_vars is automatically enabled for my version of PHP and also that
register_globals is "On". I can also substitute "SCRIPT_NAME" with $PHP_SELF
and the script works. However, sessions are still not working. I've tested
the script using Apache and everything works just fine. I know that these
variables are created by the Apache webserver, however, does IIS also create
these? If so, how are they enabled?
Could someone who's a lot more knowledgeable than myself please provide me
with a clue for why sessions on IIS are not working? And more specifically,
how to get it working?
I'll provide all additional information that you need... free of charge ; - )
Thank you,
Scott
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