session data lost

[manonoc]

Hi everyone,

This appears only under IE, under Firefox there is no problems:
the session is lost, when i use the DNS name in the url (if i use the
ip adress, or the server name, there is no problems)

So the pb is just under IE, and when i use DNS name...

the server apache contains virtual hosts:
*************** *************** *************** *************** *
<VirtualHost linuxrh2>
DocumentRoot /www/savoir/html
ServerName savoir.truc.fr
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost linuxrh2>
DocumentRoot /www/savoir/html
ServerName linuxrh2
</VirtualHost>
*************** *************** *************** *************** *

when i use http://linuxrh2/index.php, that is too the server name,
there's no pbs.
when i use http://savoir.truc.fr/index.php, the session is lost every
time i refresh the page.

any ideas about this problem ?
thanks

[flamer]

try add both the hostname and the domain to ie's trusted sites then try
again and see if thats the problem.
manonoc wrote:

Hi everyone,

This appears only under IE, under Firefox there is no problems:
the session is lost, when i use the DNS name in the url (if i use the
ip adress, or the server name, there is no problems)

So the pb is just under IE, and when i use DNS name...

the server apache contains virtual hosts:
*************** *************** *************** *************** *
<VirtualHost linuxrh2>
DocumentRoot /www/savoir/html
ServerName savoir.truc.fr
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost linuxrh2>
DocumentRoot /www/savoir/html
ServerName linuxrh2
</VirtualHost>
*************** *************** *************** *************** *

when i use http://linuxrh2/index.php, that is too the server name,
there's no pbs.
when i use http://savoir.truc.fr/index.php, the session is lost every
time i refresh the page.

any ideas about this problem ?
thanks

[manonoc]

thank you for your response, but that doesn't works.

I wonder if your DNS is bad-configured.
Is that can have an impact about this sort of things ?

[Jerry Stuckle]

manonoc wrote:

thank you for your response, but that doesn't works.

I wonder if your DNS is bad-configured.
Is that can have an impact about this sort of things ?

Hi, Manonoc,

No, I don't see how the DNS could affect this problem. It would have to
be either server or browser configuration, or the page itself.

I agree with flamer - the most likely cause would be the browser. I
would suggest checking your browser settings.

I get a 404 on this page, so I guess you don't have it live yet. That
makes it just a little difficult for someone else to test :-).

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