note 14690 modified in ref.session.php by jeroen

[Editors note: Netscape obviously doesn't accept your gz'ed page, so PHP sends it in normal format, and then SID can do its job. It doesn't work when the page is really gz'ed, as is (obviously) the case with IE. (strange, IE better than NS? ;-) --jeroen@php.net] Hi, I read somewhere (PHP weekly summary iirc) that --enable-trans-sid only works without output buffering enabled. I am making heavy use of output buffering (via the global ob_gzhandler), but funnily enough, transparent SIDs *do* work when I access the site with Netscape 4.7, but fail to work with IE5.5. Any ideas what might be the cause of this behaviour? Holger http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php.php