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Bug #45134 More than 2 different sessions on same time
Submitted: 2008-05-30 03:38 UTC Modified: 2008-06-05 18:33 UTC
From: guiremach at hotmail dot com Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: Session related
PHP Version: 5.2.6 OS: Windows 2003
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2008-05-30 03:38 UTC] guiremach at hotmail dot com 
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Hello Guys;

I really search this in all web, but i cant got nothing like this.
First i decide to install a Apache+PHP+mySQL from scratch on my server (AMD Semprom2800,1GB_RAM,80GB) with Windows 2003 enterprise.
After install everything and configurated, i cant use (work) 2 php applications that use session, because one session destroy the other one.
After remove *all extra*  extensions in php.ini, i got the same problem.
I think: Well, lets try IIS with PHP: same problem.
I think again: The problem is my configuration files(save_handler,use_cookie,use_trans_id,...), lets try some pre-configurated WAMP: I remove everthing and i try Xampp(from apachefriends): SAME PROBLEM....
In this problem, i use Xoops and Phpmyadmin(cookie autentication).
I try another thing: install this on a new PC(windows 2003 fresh install) and... i got the same problem.

When i install a Apache+PHP+mysql on Linux(fedora c4) (manualy configurated and compilated), everthing works Greats!!!
When i install Xampp on Linux, everthing works Greats!!!

PS: I already install Apache+PHP+MySQL on windows before without problems.

Thanks for the patience!!

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 [2008-06-05 18:33 UTC] jani@php.net 
You just have some php.ini issue with this, most likely the one you meant to get loaded isn't. Please ask further support questions elsewhere (if it works with linux -> there is no bug)
 
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