tried this fix too, from this list:
There is a bug in IIS that doesn't set cookies when a redirection is done through cgi (php as thus).
(Read below for Micro$oft and php comments on this)
Solution is as follows:
Change in "redirect.php" the line which says:
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header("Location: $redirect_url");
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with
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echo "<html><head>";
echo "<meta http-equiv='Refresh' content='0; url=".$redirect_url."'>";
echo "</head><body></body></html>";IIS 5, W2K, compatibilty plugin (no others to start with), IMAP=Exchange 5.5, PHP 4.2.3
Any suggestions?
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Dan Hinckley
t: (41 22) 999 0183
Information Management Group f: (41 22) 999 0010
IUCN, The World Conservation Union e: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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