> 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.
I'm pretty sure that Apache::Request (libapreq2) only requires 2.0.46, so you're safe there. > I'll attach my 1.0 code below (it's in a PerlAuthenHandler) > > ... > > my $cookie1 = new Apache::Cookie($r, > -name => 'mnw_user', -value => $db_user, -domain => > '.mission.net', -path => '/',); just add a properly formatted Set-Cookie header to $r->headers_out. the easiest way to make sure you've got the header right (if you're not sure how to format it) is to generate it using Apache::Cookie (say, with mp1) then just paste the string into your $r->headers_out->add() call. HTH --Geoff -- Reporting bugs: http://perl.apache.org/bugs/ Mail list info: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/modperl.html
