I just want to make sure I get this right...
I'd like to know how to set cookies from a module for m_p 2.0 WITHOUT using Apache::Request.
It's a quite nice module (I used it for my m_p 1.0 work.) The problem is, the machine I'm doing this on will soon run Apache 2.0.47 (the machine will run Fedora Core 1.0), so I can't use Apache::Request and Apache::Cookie like I have been doing! Due to maintenance constraints, we can't use 2.0.48 (the requirement for the m_p 2.0 versions of Apache::Request) until there is an RPM for it from RedHat. (we're converting 2 other machines to Fedora Core 1.0 in the near future... things need to be easy... ergo, a requirement for RPMs for non-trivial things. Perl modules must either be written by us or be in CPAN.)
I'll attach my 1.0 code below (it's in a PerlAuthenHandler)
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my $cookie1 = new Apache::Cookie($r,
-name => 'mnw_user', -value => $db_user, -domain => '.mission.net', -path => '/',);
my $cookie2 = new Apache::Cookie($r,
-name => 'mnw_passwd', -value => $db_passwd, -domain => '.mission.net', -path => '/',);
my $cookie3 = new Apache::Cookie($r,
-name => 'mnw_id', -value => $db_id, -domain => '.mission.net', -path => '/',);
my $filename = $r->filename;
if ($filename =~ m#logout\.html$#) {
# expire it now!
$cookie1->expires('-1d');
$cookie2->expires('-1d');
$cookie3->expires('-1d');
} $cookie1->bake;
$cookie2->bake;
$cookie3->bake;
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