After getting some sleep, I have realized that the simple solution is to change session_set_cookie_params in squirrelmail so that the cookie path is '/'. Now I can access the squirrelmail session from my main site's code.
koinkobot wrote:
Hello. I have example.com, which is my own site that lets people log in, and then example.com/sqmail, which has squirrelmail. I'd like users to be able to move between the two without having to log in again. I am now able to move to squirrelmail and pass the login data to squirrelmail, but moving in the opposite direction is not working.
What I'd like is for a php file on the main site, eg. example.com/account.php, to be able to "peek" at squirrelmail's session data. This is the code I have come up with:
ini_set('session.name' , 'SQMSESSID');
session_set_cookie_params ( 0, '/sqmail/' );
@session_start();
Of course, it doesn't work. The $_SESSION variable is empty after doing this.
Does anyone have an idea of what's wrong, or how I should approach doing this? Thanks!
