Apache 2.0.28 and PHP4.1's start_session() call.

Hi, ** This has also been posted on Apache-users mailinglist ** I'm using Apache 2.0.28 on my server to serve webpages, and recently wanted to use 'Squirrelmail', a PHP-based online mail-reader. I installed php 4.1.0 and got everything set up right for Squirrelmail to work. And then this happens: When I visit the site with browsers like lynx, w3m or links, I get the important PHPSES cookie set and can normally log in and read mail, but when I try visiting the site with Mozilla or Opera the PHPSES cookie won't be set, so Squirrelmail won't allow me in, because it doesn't know who I am. Now I don't know if this is PHP related or Apache2 related, but I think it's Apache2 because of this 'test script' I made: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- <?php session_set_cookie_params (0, '/'); session_start(); setcookie('blaat', 'urf', time()+3600, '/'); echo "<BODY><CENTER>php test</CENTER></BODY>" ?> ----------------------------------------------------------------------- As located on http://www.smeenk.biz/phptest.php. The script parses, compiles and runs fine, the output 'php test' shows up, and I get the blaat=urf cookie in every browser I use. But the PHPSES cookie only shows when using text-based browsers. Can someone tell me why the PHPSES cookie only shows up with text-based browsers, and not when using GUI-browsers? Kind regards, Sander Smeenk. -- | She doesn't know what she's missing... | 1024D/08CEC94D - 34B3 3314 B146 E13C 70C8 9BDB D463 7E41 08CE C94D