PHP Test results

array ( 'user_name' => 'Carsten Saathoff', 'email' => 'kodemaniak@gmx.de', 'package' => '4.2.0-RC2', 'testcase' => '0', 'status' => 'Good', 'os' => 'Linux i386', 'sapi' => 'Apache 1.3.x DSO', 'automake' => '14', 'autoconf' => '213', 'libtool' => '142', 'bison' => '132', 'mysql' => 'on', 'pcre' => 'on', 'pgsql' => 'on', 'test' => 'I tested a site, that I\'m just developing with PHP 4.2. I had both trans-sid disabled and cookies blocked and so I\'m using SID to put the Session ID on all Links. But with 4.2 ORC1/2 SID is always undefined, when a session exists. I wrote the following script, that reproduces the bug: <?php session_start(); echo \"<a href=\\\"{$_SERVER[\'PHP_SELF\']}?\".SID.\"\\\">Link</a>\"; echo \'<br><br>\'. SID.\"<br><br>\"; echo session_id(); ?> ', 'problems' => 'When I come on the first page, a session is created and SID is defined. When I know click on the Link, nothing should change on the next page. But there the problem lies: Now SID is undefined although session_id() still prints the right Session ID. When I now use the Link again obviously my session is lost aswell and a new one is created. I tested the same script with php 4.1.2 and 4.3.0-dev and both don\'t show this behaviour. The sessions also work with cookies and trans-sid enabled.', 'bugids' => '', 'remarks' => 'I used --with-srm as an additional configure option and also installed the srm-sapi and extension before. I\'m not very experienced with compiling php and I only tried it with a cvs version several weeks ago to test srm. So I am not even sure, if the error lies on my side, but my tests with the other versions all worked, and so it\'s most probably a bug IMO. If any important information is missing, feel free to mail me and I\'ll give you any additional information as soon as possible.', )