Re: Re: #23764 [Bgs]: session spans 2 or more IE windows, PHP doesn't let me create a unique session

On Fri, 23 May 2003, Derick Rethans wrote: >On Fri, 23 May 2003 rasmus@php.net wrote: > >> Actually, the fact that you don't buy PHP gives us all the freedom in >> the world to be rude and unhelpful. Compare the result of all this >> with you having submitted a bug report to Microsoft. They would have >> politely ignored you. We rudely solved your problem within 24 hours. >> Which would you rather have? You are in no position to complain here >> and I would advise you to stop flaming the hands that feed you. > >This is getting worse per day it seems... maybe we just should start >charging for filing bugs ;) That's nothing, see these: #20867: "Sniper, You suck A55, everyone asks for help on this issue and you keep saying go to the support page. I have been all over the damn support page, and all over google groups. You have a bad attitute. If you're going to post a link and not answer, at least post a helpful link. You are a waste of space for the PHP community. The term community comes from people helping each other, which I have yet to see you contribute one thing that is not spiteful. You are fecal matter to me." Bug #15753, same person: "Sniper, Again, your worthless comments. Why comment? Why speak if you're not going to help? Does this make you feel important? Do get your name seen, like you know the answer but won't tell? Did your mother rape you when you were younger? What is your deal?" I could have given the answer, yes, but the people reporting those bugs would have also found the answer by simple Google search before submitting the reports. And IIRC, there are numerous reports about same issues in the bug db too where the answer is given..isn't it even documented somewhere in the win32 installation stuff too? :) People just don't seem to get that the bug system is not support forum.. --Jani