Description: ------------ in PHP Versions prior to 4.3.3 you can loose session data after session_regenerate_id. this occurs for example in older opera browsers with cookies disabled. and also in internet explorer. you can succesfully login to auth-protected area. after reloading page you have to reenter credentials. you have to store old session data in a var and then restore data after regenerating session id. see code snipped below. workaround found on php.net at function session_regenerate_id Test script: --------------- you can use example in package documentation fix setAuth Method in Auth.php with: session_start(); $old_sessid = session_id(); session_regenerate_id(); $new_sessid = session_id(); session_id($old_sessid); session_destroy(); $old_session = $_SESSION; session_id($new_sessid); session_start(); $_SESSION = $old_session; Expected result: ---------------- stay authenticated!! Actual result: -------------- loosing auth status

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