This goes back to bug reported back in 2005 by Colin Henein.
I'm running Mason under FastCGI and wanted to enable cookies with
MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession. The following code fails when
session_use_cookie is true:
eval {
$h = HTML::Mason::CGIHandler->new(
# Base config
comp_root => "$mason_root/",
data_dir => "$mason_data/",
allow_globals => $::MASON_GLOBALS,
error_mode => "output",
default_escape_flags => "h",
# ApacheHandler
request_class =>
'MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession',
session_class => 'Apache::Session::DB_File',
session_file_name =>
"$mason_data/sessiondata/session.db",
session_lock_directory => "$mason_data/sessionlock",
session_use_cookie => 1,
session_cookie_domain => $site,
session_cookie_name => "${site}_sessiondata",
session_cookie_expires => '+1d',
)
} or do {
croak "Could not create mason cgihandler: $@"
};
The error is: " The header_object parameter is required in order to use
cookies outside of mod_perl"
What is happening is that $self->can('cgi_process') returns false with
HTML::Mason::CGIHandler Version 1.00. This prevents header_object from
getting set, resulting in the aforementioned error. Changing the elsif
condition to $self->can('cgi_request') eliminates the problem.
I made this change locally and it works for me.
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