note 81354 deleted from function.session-regenerate-id by jani

Note Submitter: brent5392 at gmail dot com ---- I am unsure if this is a bug, or just some weird result. I cannot check if this has changed/or has been fixed in a latest snapshot as I do not have the required resources to do so. I do know that this problem does occur in the lastest stable release of PHP5. When using session_regenerate_id() and session_set_cookie_params() together the domain in session_set_cookie_params MUST be exact. You cannot have: ".example.com" so that cookies may be used accross sub domains. It must be exact: "sub.example.com". If you do not enter a full domain, when calling session_regenerate_id() it will change the session id for ONLY that executiong. Any other pages will still contain the old session id. In a way, it creates a temporary session that only last until that script finishes executing. In reply to: Gant at BleachEatingFreaks dot com Your result was the same as mine. I was having the same problem. It took me hours to find the exact cause of the problem.