Are you sure that we are talking about Safari and not about IE5 for Mac?
>
> If Safari has some option to show stored cookies and their values, trigger
> login error and check stored cookie values. Or compare good 'key' cookie
> with bad 'key' cookie value. Cookie should be random string. Same byte
> length as your password. If it has more than that, then Safari fails to
> detect secure cookie header part.
>
> If Safari worked before, what was changed on webserver? Was PHP upgraded
> or changed to different type (DSO, CGI, FastCGI)? Was website switched
> from HTTP to HTTPS?
>
Yep Safari 5.1 and Firefox 6. something Nothing has changed on the server
except for introduction of SM
turning the option off as u suggested seems to have worked with those
I don't have IE even installed anymore
I am dealing with some issue with folders.. but beyond that things are
behaving...
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