3. Is it the same copy of PHP? Same php.ini, same PHP SAPI?
I really don't know I would have to find out later.
PHP attached to different Apaches can't share sessions, AFAIK. You'll need to make sure it's the same copy of Apache, listening on both ports, and that there's not a different configuration for each. Otherwise your application might need a redesign to accommodate the difference in ports. Your own, custom session handlers aren't that difficult to implement, if I recall (been a while :^)).
That's the best advice I can give without further information.
4. Same Apache?
How do I find out?
Ask your sysadmin.
5. What's your Listen directive look like, if YES for number 4?
Sorry, don't know what you mean by that.
It's in httpd.conf or friends, whatever your particular instance of Apache uses. I suggest having a glance over the Apache manual and having a chat with your sysadmin.
Good luck.
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