I often have multiple drupal installations on a machine. For instance www.sample.com/drupal1 and www.sample.com/drupal2. It used to be that I could log into both sites with a single browser. It would maintain a session on each. But recently that changed. Now when I log into drupal2, I get access denied when I return to drupal1. Anyone know what changed and how I can fix it? Thanks, -Dave
Sounds related to a problem I had -- session id is now being regenerated, due to recent changes (security improvements) in the user.module My work-around was to set a different session.name for each instance in the httpd config. In your case this would prevent the same cookie from being shared between the two sites. http://drupal.org/node/55215#comment-83751 --mark On 3/31/06, Dave Cohen <drupal@dave-cohen.com> wrote:
I often have multiple drupal installations on a machine. For instance www.sample.com/drupal1 and www.sample.com/drupal2.
It used to be that I could log into both sites with a single browser. It would maintain a session on each. But recently that changed. Now when I log into drupal2, I get access denied when I return to drupal1.
Anyone know what changed and how I can fix it?
Thanks,
-Dave
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My work-around was to set a different session.name for each instance in the httpd config.
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