Bug #12540 Updated: setcookie doesn't work!

ID: 12540 User updated by: blueeye@mail.blueeye.idv.tw Reported By: blueeye@mail.blueeye.idv.tw Status: Open Bug Type: IIS related Operating System: win2k PHP Version: 4.0.6 New Comment: according to the post #9802, I think setcookie function can't work fine in IIS5 + win2k. this may be IIS5 bug! but I hope php dev team or IIS can fix this. I used apache + (freebsd/dec/win2k) before, setcookie works fine. but IIS5 .... Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-08-03 10:26:36] blueeye@mail.blueeye.idv.tw oh, I read some post in bug reporting. I found my case and cookie test pages are familiar like post #12481. and my 'big' project which want to migrate to IIS is the same too. test page like this 1) test1.php <? setcookie('test1', 'teststring'); header('location: test2.php'); exit; ?> 2) test2.php <? echo "test2 = $test2"; ?> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-08-03 10:15:05] blueeye@mail.blueeye.idv.tw yes, I can see set-cookie statment in html header. (it seems reasonable) but no cookie saved. (I check this by many ways, even no related cookie saved in cookie directory) I discribe my install action by detail. I installed IIS, and unzipped php-4.0.6-win32.zip into some directory. I did some config: added exetend filename '.php' and executive file 'c:\path\php.exe'. I renamed php.ini-dest to php.ini (only add zend optimizer config into php.ini, but it didn't matter) I copyed php.ini into c:\winnt restart IIS of course. all php pages are works perfectly without setcookie function. I tried some of my coworkers' computer (win2k+iis), but all the same. thank you again. if my situation is a weird case, and makes you impatient, please don't blame on me and stop this post! otherwise, I would like you to help me. thanks. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-08-03 09:44:40] andy@php.net how about doing this... create a script like this <? setcookie ("test","testing"); echo "wahoo"; ?> then open an MS-DOS prompt, and type php c:\the\path\of\the\script.php look at the HTTP headers, is there a Cookie: header? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-08-03 09:41:59] andy@php.net status -> open ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-08-03 09:37:30] blueeye@mail.blueeye.idv.tw I was so surprised that people replied my post so soon. thanks Andy. ( btw, sorry for my poor english.) well. I used your code below and save the output. I put it on http://www.blueeye.idv.tw/info.htm please help me check it. thanks again. I've work with php for over 2 years. but this is my second time used it in IIS. this problem really confuses me. thanks all the zealous man! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online at http://bugs.php.net/?id=12540 Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=12540&edit=1