Hello Tim,
On Saturday, March 08, 2003, Tim Robinson wrote...

>> Can you check on your failed logins to see if you have the
>> following cookies, SQSESSID, and KEY.

> I have the Cookie SQMSESSID, but no KEY. (I have SquirrelMail 1.4.0
> RC2a running at the moment to see if that made any difference. It
> didn't.)

This could be the problem. You have a session cookie, but probably no
session started. This'll cause a problem that when you go to the
redirect page, it'll read the session cookie, and start a session
based on that cookie. Because PHP sees a session "resume", SM tries to
pull the values from the session data. This is when you get the
problem. There is *no* data in the session, as no session was really
created the first time. This results in the "You must be logged in"
error.

Try this, delete that cookie when you go to the login page. Try
logging in again... What happens?

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Jonathan Angliss
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