Hi all. I'm having a problem and was hoping someone could offer some advice? I have a site that I've implemented a PHP Login Script on, to grant/restrict access to specific pages. It works well.
Since this, I've tried to implement 3 different search engines on my site.. and they all have done the same thing. They find result sets for the PHP session ID. I don't want these sessions to be indexed and can't seem to stop it from happening.
Example:
At http://bestof417.com/search.php, I type Dining in the Search Form.
I get 20+ results, but only about 6 or 7 are valid.
I get both, a valid returned result of:
http://bestof417.com/
and a path which shouldn't be reported as:
http://bestof417.com/index.php?PHPSESSI ... 5e2e645585
There is URL after URL of these PHPSESSID's.
Any idea why this might be happening?
Where are these session ID's stored? I can't find them anywhere.
Thx!
Sara
PHP Session IDs and search engines
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Check the value of session.use_trans_sid in your php.ini file.
You may also want to look at the Session Overview
Hope that helps.
You may also want to look at the Session Overview
Hope that helps.