> >You only get a session cookie when something in %udat is modified. i.e.
as
> >long as you don't touch %udat no cookie is send.
> Hmm, that`s strange. Imagine the user is just browsing thru pages and not
> modifing any session variables. After 30 minutes of this browsing his
> session will be purged (since no update via cookies).
>
> Am I right?
>
If you set your expiration time to 30 minutes, you are right. In this case
you have to manualy trigger a resend via
HTML::Embperl::Req::RefreshSession / $r -> RefreshSession
Note. Even if you change the content of %udat, the data is written to disk,
but no cookie is resend. A cookie is only resend if you call RefreshSession.
I am currently working on enhancing session handling and there will be more
configuration possibilities to change this behaviour.
Gerald
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