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Why would Laravel Sessions fail in just Safari and IE after switching server?

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问题 New VPS server with Webmin, Apache Centos 6, Laravel application and old database schema. All working fine on old shared host, but on VPS for some reason Laravel's Session storage (Laravel 3.0) is no longer working on Safari or Internet Explorer. It seems that the Session ID is just not saving on the client. Is a good way to force the Laravel Session ID to save on the clients browser? What are the differences between the way Safari/IE store cookies that might be creating this problem, when

Why is one cookie missed?

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问题 I'm scrapping a page which is the result of a redirect: I visit page1 first, then it redirects to page2 via http-equiv="refresh" . I'm scrapping page2. Content on page2 is based on some cookies page1 sets. I see page1 returns 2 cookies, but when I request page 2 (sending the same CookieContainer , one cookie is missing. What's wrong in my code? Thank you: First : I create a CookieContainer and an HttpWebRequest and request for page1. HttpWebRequest req = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create

Why would Laravel Sessions fail in just Safari and IE after switching server?

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New VPS server with Webmin, Apache Centos 6, Laravel application and old database schema. All working fine on old shared host, but on VPS for some reason Laravel's Session storage (Laravel 3.0) is no longer working on Safari or Internet Explorer. It seems that the Session ID is just not saving on the client. Is a good way to force the Laravel Session ID to save on the clients browser? What are the differences between the way Safari/IE store cookies that might be creating this problem, when Chrome/Firefox appear to be working perfectly fine? Cookies can get knickers in a twist if the time