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Serendipity 1.1: Login/Session Cookie Bug in Windows IIS

Garvin am um :

Hi Leroy!

Please come to the forums, where we will try to help you.

Do PHP sessions generally work on your server, have you made sure of that with another application that requires cookies? Like phpMyAdmin with "cookie" authentication? Please reply on the forums.

To be it sounds as if it's a server issue, not with S9y - the bug that had been there should really be fixed. :)

Best regards, Garvin

Garvin am um :

Hi!

Replying here: http://board.s9y.org/viewtopic.php?t=9235

Serendipity 1.1 released!

Garvin am um :

Hey taz!

Did you look into the "Shared installation" mode, that is available since Serendipity 0.5? :-)

Regards, Garvin

Garvin am um :

Hi taz!

You should have a look at the s9y forums and search for "shared installation". There are many tips how to use shared installation without the VHost approach. :-)

HTH, Garvin

Garvin am um :

Hi Pete!

Please come to the s9y.org forums so that we can discuss this bug there. There is no need to do a reinstallation like you outlined usually. I'm sure something must have been wrong with the uploaded files, or maybe it is/was because of PHP/MySQL versions. However this is not a general bug, on few dozen installations I know of this does not happen. I'm sure with some work we will be able to see what went wrong in your instance. :-)

Thanks for your report, Garvin

Garvin am um :

Pete,

again - please use the forums for these kind of questions. There you will happily be helped.

Regards, Garvin