ID: 48243
User updated by: stephan dot schulze at kapthon dot com
Reported By: stephan dot schulze at kapthon dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: HTTP related
Operating System: Centos 5.3
PHP Version: 5.2.9
New Comment:
Problem is solved!
1. First PHP is setting a header with the name Set-Cookie
2. And then Apache's mod_header is working.
Header set Set-Cookie: testcookie=1; path=/; env=!cookie_set
Header set is replacing all headers with the same name (e.g.
Set-Cookie)
whith this new one. Thus the header Set-Cookie, which is set from
PHP,
does not exists after this directive.
You must use Header add in .htacess, to add an additional
Set-Cookie
header to the current set of headers.
Previous Comments:
[2009-05-13 06:27:07] stephan dot schulze at kapthon dot com
I do not want to reset a cookie but to set another second or third
cookie.
PHP even doesn't set a session cookie, when a cookie is set via
htaccess before.
So the problem is:
after setting a cookie via htaccess, PHP doesn't set any other cookies
anymore
I do not know whether this is really a bogus bug.
[2009-05-13 00:56:13] j...@php.net
I would guess you need to match all the parameters used to be able to
reset a cookie. But you're better of using header() with the replace
parameter set to true.
[2009-05-12 07:50:28] stephan dot schulze at kapthon dot com
Description:
setcookie does not set a cookie when a cookie is set in .htaccess file
first
I do not know whether this is a bug or expected behaviour
Reproduce code:
---
.htaccess Code
==
FilesMatch \.(html|htm|xml|txt|php)$
SetEnvIf Cookie ^.*testcookie.*$ cookie_set=1
Header set Set-Cookie: testcookie=1; path=/; env=!cookie_set
/FilesMatch
Cookie is set here
PHP-Code
setcookie('testphp', 'test_' . time());
in index.php = cookie is not set
Expected result:
testcookie AND testphp-Cookie should be set
Actual result:
--
Only testcookie is set,any calls to setcookie does not set any cookie
at all
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