Move to IIS: Your must be connected to send a message

[softwareNerd]

Hi,

We just moved our Chat from Apache to IIS (both were on Windows). It worked fine on Apache. Now, on Windows, the Chat screen comes up, when a user connects, and the debug shows the following:

handleResponse: join-ok-7cf7d59af69a214513b6bcd060e8f9ea,Lobby
sendRequest: /join cf5e4bf0473c2f429d2c15806277ce2c 0 Lobby
handleResponse: nick-connected-nick10
sendRequest: /nick cf5e4bf0473c2f429d2c15806277ce2c 0 nick10
handleResponse: connect-ok-
sendRequest: /connect cf5e4bf0473c2f429d2c15806277ce2c 0

At this point, the users nick is displayed on the little button at the bottom of the screen, but does not show up in the user-list panel on the right.

Entering a test message to send, produces a debug as follows:
sendRequest: /send cf5e4bf0473c2f429d2c15806277ce2c 7cf7d59af69a214513b6bcd060e8f9ea test message
handleResponse: join-ok-7cf7d59af69a214513b6bcd060e8f9ea,Lobby
sendRequest: /join cf5e4bf0473c2f429d2c15806277ce2c 0 Lobby
handleResponse: nick-connected-nick10
sendRequest: /nick cf5e4bf0473c2f429d2c15806277ce2c 0 nick10
handleResponse: connect-ok-
sendRequest: /connect cf5e4bf0473c2f429d2c15806277ce2c 0

And a message that says "Your must be connected to send a message"

Any ideas what could be wrong?

[phpfreechat]

Maybe a session problem ... does the sessions work well on your IIS server ?

[HeroicLife]

We have a bunch of other PHP applications and they work OK. We did have session problems, but fixing them did not fix chat.