[Resolved] [Resolved] Sessions problems

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Hi, i have a function in an include file in the includes directory, the function sets some session vars. The problem is that when the login is ok, $_SESSION is empty.
If y look into the directory where sessions are stored, there is one file with de session data and another one new empty.
Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

here goes the .inc:

<?php
require_once 'mensajes.inc';
require_once 'mysql_util.inc';
function vrfy_login(){
	global $mensajes;
	if (!isset($_SESSION["id_user"])) {
    	require_once 'style_new.css';
		echo ("<table>");
		echo ("<tr>");
		echo ("<td>");
		echo ("<img src=img/stop3d.jpg>");
		echo ("</td>");
		echo ("<td valign=top>");
		echo ("<b>Error <font color=#ba1c14>igs</font></b><b> (ls1001):</b><br>");
		echo ("</td>");
		echo ("<td valign=top>");
	    echo( $mensajes["err_timeout"]  );   

		echo ("</td>");
		echo ("</tr>");
		echo ("</table>");
	    exit();
	}
}

function conectar($user_name,$pass){



conexion();
seleccion();
global $mensajes;
global $dbcnx;

$log_in = mysql_query("select usr,real_name,fe_perfiles.descripcion,mail,fe_users.id_perfil,id_usr from fe_users inner join fe_perfiles on fe_users.id_perfil = fe_perfiles.id_perfil where usr = '$user_name' and passwd = sha('$pass')",$dbcnx);
if (mysql_num_rows($log_in) < 1 or mysql_num_rows($log_in) > 1) {
require_once 'style_new.css';
		echo ("<table>");
		echo ("<tr>");
		echo ("<td>");
		echo ("<img src=img/stop3d.jpg>");
		echo ("</td>");
		echo ("<td valign=top>");
		echo ("<b>Error <font color=#ba1c14>igs</font></b><b> (ls1000):</b><br>");
		echo ("</td>");
		echo ("<td valign=top>");
	    echo( $mensajes["err_login"]  );   

		echo ("</td>");
		echo ("</tr>");
		echo ("</table>");
	    exit();
} else 
	{
		while($myresult=mysql_fetch_array($log_in))
		{
		 $_SESSION["user_ok"] = $myresult[0];
		 $_SESSION["real_name"] = $myresult[1];
		 $_SESSION["perfil"] = $myresult[2];
		 $_SESSION["mail"] = $myresult[3];
		 $_SESSION["id_perfil"] = $myresult[4];
		 $_SESSION["id_user"] = $myresult[5];
		}

}
Header("Location: index2.php");
}