PHP Multiple Instances / Sessions Question

[ubccis@gmail.com]

Hi.

I am currently running 2 instances of a web application on the same
server.
one of them has address http://www.justanexample.com/prod and the other
has an address of http://www.justanexample.com/ipeer_demo. By logging
into the demo with the guest passwords, the address becomes
http://www.justanexample.com/ipeer_d...n=Student.home.
I can get into the production instance by simply changing the base url
to http://www.justanexample.com/prod/in...n=Student.home and
hitting enter. I'm sure there are quite a few solutions to this, but
what do you think is the most secure way of overcomming this problem?

[Andy Hassall]

Re: PHP Multiple Instances / Sessions Question

On 18 Jan 2005 10:18:46 -0800, ubccis@gmail.co m wrote:
[color=blue]
>I am currently running 2 instances of a web application on the same
>server.
>one of them has address http://www.justanexample.com/prod and the other
>has an address of http://www.justanexample.com/ipeer_demo. By logging
>into the demo with the guest passwords, the address becomes
>http://www.justanexample.com/ipeer_d...n=Student.home.
>I can get into the production instance by simply changing the base url
>to http://www.justanexample.com/prod/in...n=Student.home and
>hitting enter. I'm sure there are quite a few solutions to this, but
>what do you think is the most secure way of overcomming this problem?[/color]

So basically you want separate sets of session variables between the two? Try
session_name().

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