Posted by Marcus on 11/05/14 11:28

Wayne wrote:
> On Tue, 04 Oct 2005 04:11:07 GMT, Marcus <JumpMan222@aol.com> wrote:
>
>
>>This is baffling me. I am starting a session and I know it is setting a
>>cookie on my computer - I called getallheaders() and see that it is
>>setting the cookie, and it is also accessible in $_COOKIE.
>
>
> PHP sessions use so-called "session cookies" -- they are not
> perminently stored and disappear when you close your browser. Thus
> they are never written to you cookies folder.
>

That explains a lot. :-) Thanks Wayne.

Are they put in any other directory, or do they just reside in the
server's RAM or some other temporary storage device?

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