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From: Rasmus Lerdorf <rasmus@lerdorf.on.ca>
Subject: Re: general/2615: Set-Cookie not sent with Redirect response
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> IMHO, the ability to do so with Apache is quite useful.  Would this
> constitute a bug or a feature the developers chose not to implement?  I
> never gave it much thought until I had a specific need to set cookies with
> redirects.  I could think of a few instances where it would be useful with
> other responses as well.

Well, it isn't really Apache stopping you from doing this.  I can do it
just fine.  Turn on your cookie warning thing and point your browser at:

  http://www.lerdorf.on.ca/cr.html

For an example.

-Rasmus