RE: Apache::AxKit::Plugin::Session Problem

[Matthew Smith]

You need to have the redirect thing.  I haven't fully understood how it 
works but the redirect causes a second request or something like that 
which allows the plugin to run.

The correct config directive is

PerlInitHandler Apache::RequestNotes

(note the 'Apache::') and make sure it is the init handler for all of 
the locations that need the session info including the login page.

matt

>> original message (cut and paste from digest)
Subject:Apache::AxKit::Plugin::Session Problem
From:Streph Treadway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:Wed, 31 Dec 2003 10:40:56 -0500
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, all,

I have been playing with the example given in the AxKit wiki for
Apache::AxKit::Plugin::Session and have run into a couple of problem.
First, I have been unable to make
ErrorDocument 403 /redirect?url=/login.xsp
redirect a request to my login page.  I looked over the list archives
and saw that I was not the firs to have this problem.  Adding
<location /redirect>
PerlInitHandler RequestNotes
</location>
did not work for me.  I still get plain old 403 errors when I try to
access the protected directory.
I changed to: ErrorDocument 403 /login.xsp

I now get the login form, but when I submit my username and password, I
get the following server error:
:
Compilation failed: Global symbol "$session" requires explicit package
name at (eval 100) line 26.
Looking at the results of the xsp processing step, line 26 is:
    if (do { my @_res = do {(defined $$session{"auth_access_user"} &&
    $$session{"auth_access_user"} ne "guest" &&
    $$session{"auth_access_user"} ne "")?1:0}; eval{if (wantarray) {
    @_res; } else { join("",@_res); }} }) {
Subsequent attempts to login result in the login page being redisplayed.

Any suggestions?

Yours,

Streph



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