I was experiencing the same problem with IE6, but not with Mozilla. That implies the problem is one with IE6 and may still be a cookie problem even though it is not apparent by inspecting the HTTP_COOKIE environmental variable. In my case cookies from koha were being blocked for some reason. In IE6 check View/Privacy Report, then find the path to koha. If the word "blocked" is found beside the URL, then hightligt that line, and click on the summary button. Click the radio button that says "Always allow this site to use cookies," and click OK. That, at least, took care of having to enter a UserID and password for every screen in koha. Tom Madron At 05:15 PM 8/7/2003 +0200, Matthias & Melanie Kasimir <wahr@epost.de> wrote:
Hello!
After trying to log in, do you see any cookies set by "server:8888" in your browser? (In Mozilla, look in the cookie manager. Other browsers, consult your manual.) I suspect a cookie is being set for an incorrect name, so the browser doesn't return it to the server, so the server doesn't know you are already logged in.
Ok, there is a cookie in the cookie manager. It is not marked with the port, just the hostname, which is not a FQDN, just the name of the box (server). It is a session-id which expires at the end of the session.
Thus the browser should be treating koha correctly. It would have been so easy :-(
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