Hi to comunity, i'm developing some scripts (handlers) that need (or that's
what i think) to fill the ENV hash, so i can take the cookie data.
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The cookie i read contains the ID and the PASS, which i will test with user
archive in order to give he/she "permission" to do some things.
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The problem arises when somebody access to the page, and sees as if
he/she was the last user loged into the system.
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After reloading this user sees the normal input boxes to enter data.
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My first try was to create a blank cookie (anon user) by everybody that
has no user cookie already (from lasts logins), but soon i realised that the
handler was executed with a SSI directive (filter module) so it was before
than sending the anon cookie to the user's navigator.
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It was clear that the ENV hash did not clean itself, so i try google and i
saw the order
$r->subprocess_env->clear;
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But this has not solved my problem (of course it is not cleaning the ENV
hash, i put the order just before than filling the ENV).
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At this point, i have these options:
- to erase the ENV{HTTP_COOKIE} after having read, i have not tested yet
- to read cookie without filling the ENV, filling the ENV is of high cost, is
there any way to read a cookie through any other way???
I have found almost no data about this, and i am lost just now.
NOTE: The user that appears to be loged with the last user login visits the
page with a computer different from the first.
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