>> argh... my PC crashed when I was writing the original email, and the
>> devel one got the line the stable should have got. Line 153 *should*
>> say 157 I believe (the end of the sqsession_destroy in case I messed
>> up again).
>
> That doesn't help. However, I noticed that another thing you changed
> was that the setcookie calls in sqsession_destroy no longer uses
> $base_uri as the cookie path. This is definitely an error. It creates,
> for one thing, empty cookies in $base_uri/src which are never
> overwritten (because later versions are created in the correct place)
> and which mask the correct values.
>
> So I changed src/global.php as shown below. And now I can log in.
>
[snip]
> $cookie_params = session_get_cookie_params();
> setcookie(session_name(), '', time() - 5, $cookie_params['path'],
> $cookie_params['domain']);
> setcookie('username','',time() - 5,$base_uri);
> setcookie('key','',time() - 5,$base_uri);
This is most unusual. PHP says you can remove a cookie just by providing
it's name, or setting it's time back in time to cause the browser to
expire it. I guess they incorrectly stated that then. I'll update the
code appropriately. Thanks.
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