Hello,
I started a session at www.mydomain.com:2222/myscript.php
I want to destroy the session at www.mydomain.com/myscript.php
I seem to not be able to destroy it though. Does the different port have anything to do with it?
Thx,
H J.J. P
Although I've never encountered this situation before, I'll try.
More information about the platform in question will be necessary, but I'm going to go ahead and venture a "yes" here. It is safe to assume that different copies of PHP end up being run when you request something on 2222 and on 80.
Different copies of PHP don't (?) share session states. A custom session handler might be necessary for you. (Let me clarify that: PHP attached to *different servers* shouldn't share session states.)
Questions:
1. What are you running on 2222? 2. What are you running on 80? 3. Is it the same copy of PHP? Same php.ini, same PHP SAPI?
(If Apache for 1 & 2)
4. Same Apache? 5. What's your Listen directive look like, if YES for number 4? 6. Vhosts?
This also may be a security feature, but I've personally never tackled the problem. Tough to say.
I'll leave my advice at that for now pending further information.
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