If this isn't a possibility, do you have any suggestions on something else to do?
On Mar 10, 2004, at 6:44 PM, Stas Bekman wrote:
James Taylor wrote:I'm having difficulty getting my mod_perl scripts and then my non-mod_perl scripts reading cookies between each other. I have a mod_perl TransHandler that sets a cookie via Apache::Cookie, and then I have some scripts in my /cgi-bin that try and read the cookie using basic CGI::Cookie. It doesn't appear to be working whatsoever, as the Apache::Cookie script can't read any of the cookies set by CGI::Cookie and vice-versa. I tried ditching Apache::Cookie in the transhandler and using CGI::Cookie as well, but still the two can't see each other.
Any ideas what would cause something like this?
You can't do it this way. Since when you try to retrieve the cookie from your cgi, it reads the cookies from $ENV{HTTP_COOKIE} || $ENV{COOKIE}, whereas your TransHandler doesn't set those env-vars (one of the two), and that's what it should do. Moreover, most likely it should use $r->subprocess_env to do that, and not setting %ENV.
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