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[BobM]

I just installed the program, logged in as instructed with the administrator.  I was asked to change the password, which I did.  I was put back to the change password screen.

At the top of my screen it says:
Set-cookie: CGISessionID=91419656;path=/ Content-type: text/html

This doesn't seem right.  I am running on a Windows 2000 server.

What can I check? Help Please.

[DanO]

 

quote:At the top of my screen it says:
Set-cookie: CGISessionID=91419656;path=/ Content-type: text/html

It looks like your server is printing out the header to set the session cookie instead of actually setting the cookie.

I am not familiar with using a Windows server but have read that strange things can happen when Perl scripts are linked to the perl.dll instead of perl.exe. You might try changing that on your server's configuration. Otherwise, someone else will have to offer a suggestion.

Dan O.

[This message has been edited by DanO (edited May 20, 2003).]

[VaEagle]

The solution to this was to have the tech at ReadyHosting change the source of Perl for the account.  It had to change from the .dll file to the .exe file or vice versa.  Once this was changed, everything worked fine.

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