I am running Apache on a WinME machine w/Active State Perl installed. Everything works fine from my machine and some other people have tested the scripts over the net and they work fine but ... one person using Win2k has noted that it wouldn't allow him to log into the site. Authorization to my site is done by storing a cookie on there computer when they login and removing it when they logout. Existence and validity of this cookie is checked at the start of all scripts. I noticed when looking at the Apache Access.Log file that this user is talking with HTTP/1.0 while everything else is HTTP/1.1. Is this a problem with my Perl script (btw. I'm using the pm: CGI) Or is this a limitation of Apache? Or is it a setting on the users computer that causes cookies not to be stored when using 1.0? I am lost as too where to start.

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