[Kaanha]

Hi, I've got a site that is actually a combination of 2 sites. On both sections of the site I'm starting a session, the two sessiosn conflict. Depending on which you go to first the other returns an error saying headers already send and unable to write session data. I've tried destorying the sessions with every means I know how. What can be done about this. Both parts of the site need their own individual sessions running because they are, in all aspects, two very different sites that are linked togehter.

The first site:
www.animeconnection.us

The second:
www.animeconnection.us/cgi-bin/index.php
(PHP run as cgi)

The first site is an anime site, that sells DVDs and stuff. The second is a free web-hosting site that is offered to the users of the first site and to registered members of the website hosting section. Its these two sessions that conflict, to destory the other session when another starts is no problem, as long as the session that *should* be starting, starts up fine. Depending on which you go to first the other will give the warnings and errors. Please if anyone can help, I'd greatly appriciate it. Being I've been trying to fix this for a while now.

Many thanks,
Kevin

[NeverMind]

are you passing the session ID in URL ?
because from what I know, you can have the same session info for more than one site by passing the ID in the URL ..

[Kaanha]

yes, I did, and it didn't work. I've found out though, its because I'm running my one script as CGI and the other as mod. I'm going to submit a new thread for help on how to get all my PHP to run as CGI.