"Richard Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >that's connected to the web, and it works. I went out and got the > >php.ini that my user uses on that server and checked it with my local > >copy. The only difference between the two were the lifetimes of > >cookies, etc. > > Details, please. :-) > > >I've also tried passing the $PHPSESSID on to another page, and it > >never 'remembers' the variables that I've declared. But when I upload > >it to the server, it works. > > > >Is this the default configuration under Debian? My brother and his > >wife also use Debian, and I asked them to check the script, and it > >doesn't work on their machines, either. Could it be something with > >apache? > > Extremely unlikely... > > I mean, *SOOO* many web-sites would break if Cookies didn't work... > > If there *IS* a Debian Cookie issue, you'll find it much quicker on a Debian > mailing list than here on PHP, though.
Actually, I've found the problem on a Debian mailing list. After all of this, I found out that under Debian with the PowerPC architecture Sessions do not work. Thanks for all of your help, though. -Mannequin* PS. Sorry, I sent this by accident to Richard's email address. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
