Has anyone succeeded in running a Maypole application using mod_perl and
Maypole::Plugin::Authentication::UserSessionCookie in either of the
following situations:
1) on a Windows server
2) on a Linux server where there is more than one such application
running concurrently
If so, can you provide pointers on what you did that worked, or even
what didn't? If not, I'm still very much open to suggestions, ideas,
insights - informed and reasonable, of course. ;) I'm especially
interested in hearing what thoughts you may have about
CGI::Simple::Cookie vs. Apache::Cookie under mod_perl, and/or
alternative packages which are known to work under mod_perl, as I
suspect the problem lies with CGI::Simple rather than with M:P:A:USC
itself.
The first scenario above is the one I'm up against at the moment, but
the second has always been a minor annoyance for me in development. I
mention it primarily because I believe both problems stem from a similar
source.
Some particulars:
- Win2k3 Server Standard Edition
- Apache 2.0.55 (x86 binary from apache.org)
- ActivePerl 5.8.7.815 (perl 5.8.7 binary from ActiveState)
- Maypole 2.10
- M:P:A:USC 1.7
Symptoms: my app can service a single request successfully between
apache restarts when using M:P:A:USC. It runs just fine without
M:P:A:USC, although I must confess I resorted to hacking up Apache::MVC
a bit to deal with differing approaches to package naming between
platforms.
Among my experiments: I revised MPAUSC to use the Apache2 version of
Apache::Cookie, and this worked fine on a Linux box, although I have not
yet tested it using concurrent apps, but so far I can't get this version
to run at all on the Windows box.
Thanks in advance,
Bill
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