ID: 16263
Comment by: jeroen at haan dot net
Reported By: kur at natur dot cuni dot cz
Status: No Feedback
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: ANY
PHP Version: 4.3.0-dev
New Comment:
Changing the character set from utf-8 to the old iso-8859-1 helped. Now
a session cookie is succesfully stored on the client and thereby the
sessid and thus one file on the server maintained.
However I do not understand this behavior.
Previous Comments:
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[2006-04-26 07:00:18] sunmt at usa dot com
I expereinced the same problem in PHP 5.0.5
Reading\Writing to session works in the same page but the server loses
the session when going between different pages or reloading the page.
Please help me..
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[2006-02-16 21:16:24] optikey at gmail dot com
Same problem with 5.0.5 running on Debian x86_64...
Only I.E. does this 2 cookies thing and scroolled my code...
Digging the net, i found that those bugs started only in the browsers
that executes windows update automatically...
So i find that the day that the problems started matches the day of the
release of one Microsoft Bugfix that affects I.E.
14/feb/2006
Only the updated browsers behave incorrectly....
Might we need to blame M$....
Any workarounds???
Am i right???
MS did not return the bug report...
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[2006-02-15 17:05:12] bohn at netbuild dot net
got same problem under using php 4.3.10 :(
on heavy load, php creates a new session...
fc3, apache2, php4.3.10, lvs
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[2006-01-30 22:21:11] geso at inmail dot sk
I've got same problem with 5.1.2 (and previously with 4.3.8).
Both clean install, Win2k, IIS 5.0.
Everytime I enter (reload) a page, it creates a new file in my sessions
directory.
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[2005-11-15 16:25:07] f dot schiappelli at enpam dot it
Same problem with PHP 5.0.2, Apache 2.0.52, Windows XP.
Did anybody solved the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Faith
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