Thanks for reporting, Curt.

It's always good to know when a problem can be marked as being solved in the end.
(Actually, we were already thinking of adding a "solved" icon to threads like that in the near future.)

I have edited the start.php files to identify each separate site by naming the session name the same as the site name...single word. This seems to have taken care of the problem I was having. Thanks for the pointer.

Yes! Thank you! That's what I was looking for. I did not realize the session identifier was a static name. I would have thought that it would be generated as a unique identifier hashed from some code...perhaps from the directory the installation resides in or the initial date/time of installation, etc. I looked at the link and this should take care of my situation in short notice. I plan to change that to match the site name and all will be fine. Thank you again.

Oh...and I have 4 sites running OSSN at the moment. Maybe I should set one up as a main index/traffic director to the other sites. LOL. Hey...I love this program!

> You have two sites on the same domain. (say, a blog and a forum)
>
> If they ran on the same session and used the same variables in, they would conflict
>
> session_name lets you give each application a different session.

Ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7551404/php-what-is-the-purpose-of-session-name

If you wanted to run multiple Ossn website on same doman (not on subdomains) you can try to replace your system/start.php file with following file:

https://gist.github.com/lianglee/4aaef29752111e17ed2c

Make sure you change 'WebsiteN' , with each website number. forexample

start.php on website 1
Website1

start.php on website 2
Website2

start.php on website 3
Website3

Please delete this thread. I cannot find a way to do so.

My apologies...I hit the search box at the bottom of the page but it did not pull up anything for "cookies". I did not realize there was already a thread on this matter. Please delete this thread.

1. If already running, stop your browser
2. (Re-) start your browser
3. Log in to that very site (front end)
4. Tell us exactly what you're clicking next and the url you're being redirected to

Repeat 1-4, this time log in to the administrator's backend

Next: Please, keep support cases as short as possible. If Arsalan asks you to provide your error_log, simply do so. Instead of starting an additional cookie discussion.

Seems I had read someplace in here that OSSN does not use cookies?

Oh...ok. That makes sense. Can we change the cookies so they identify for each different site? I plan on adding another site sometime today and will probably add a couple more in the next week or so. Where are the cookies generated?

I have 3 OSSN sites on one domain...each in it's own subdirectory. How would that affect my ability to remain logged in?