PHP 5.0.5 $_SESSION problems

Recently I upgraded from PHP 4.4.0 to PHP 5.0.5 and everything seemed to work just fine, until i noticed that a lot of session-data disappeared when using 'header's and 'exit's in my scripts. I tried to solve the problem by using session_write_close before the header and/or exit calls, but this didn't work for me. Now I switched back to PHP 4.4 again and the session-problems are gone.

Does anyone else have noticed this problem and maybe found a workaround or explanation for it?
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