The php.ini file is configured differently based on different versions of 
php. At the server level, you might be able to flag (turn on or off) 
conflicting settings. So the first thing to do is have a look at your 
php.ini file on your local machine, then compare it to your remote .ini 
file.

Also, its possible your cache folder permissions are not correct on the 
server for the sessions to write. I would check this also.

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