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[2003-09-10 03:11 UTC] sam dot houlder at teleperfomance dot no
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Description: ------------ Client looses session cookie if client time + cookie lifetime > server time. Does cookie get timestamp from server? Reproduce code: --------------- File1 : <?php ini_set('session.cookie_lifetime', '60'); session_start(); $_SESSION[counter]=$_SESSION[counter]+1; $_SESSION[s_logon]='Logged in'; echo "<META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT=\"3; URL=file2.php\">"; echo "This is file1.php<br>"; echo "Session logon: $_SESSION[logon]<br>"; ?> File2: <?php session_start(); echo "<META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT=\"3; URL=file1.php\">"; echo "This is file2.php<br>"; echo "Session logon: $_SESSION[s_logon]<br>"; unset($_SESSION[s_logon]); ?> Expected result: ---------------- If script file1.php i started, $_SESSION[logon] will display in file 2, IF client time + session.cookie.lifetime < server time. I would have expected the cookie timestamp to origin from client time and not server time. Actual result: -------------- if client time+cookie.lifetime<server time fil1.php: fil2.php: This is file2.php Session logon: Logged in if client time+cookie.lifetime>server time fil1.php: This is file1.php Session logon: file2.php: This is file2.php Session logon: