Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2006 9:26 pm
Hi!
Usually, in php.ini one does not configure session.cookie_domain, and then PHP uses the current domain by default. Thus, when someone configures PHP to set a cookie_domain, we usually think that people know what they do.
The problem with a FAQ containing this, is that we tend to touch parts that are specific to PHP and not Serendipity. To keep our FAQ small and aimed at s9y, we have to make some sort of selection...hope you can understand the problem with a FAQ not getting too crowded!
Great you could resolve the issue! Have fun using Serendipity!
Best regards,
Garvin
Usually, in php.ini one does not configure session.cookie_domain, and then PHP uses the current domain by default. Thus, when someone configures PHP to set a cookie_domain, we usually think that people know what they do.
The problem with a FAQ containing this, is that we tend to touch parts that are specific to PHP and not Serendipity. To keep our FAQ small and aimed at s9y, we have to make some sort of selection...hope you can understand the problem with a FAQ not getting too crowded!
Great you could resolve the issue! Have fun using Serendipity!
Best regards,
Garvin