Eric Sammer wrote:
What is weird is that the Apache::Cookie object DOES exist, it's just
the value
that's all wacked out or just plain missing.
I've had problems with scripts and mod_perl code before where I
inadvertently create
keys in a hash when I'm testing to see if they exist. I now
Rob Lambden wrote:
I've had problems with scripts and mod_perl code before where I
inadvertently create
keys in a hash when I'm testing to see if they exist. I now always use
something
Like:
i always use either defined or exists as appropriate to avoid these
errors. i've gotten bitten in the
Eric Sammer wrote:
the expire *i'm* specifying is just a relative '-1D' to cause the
browser to drop it. if there's a better way, i'm certainly open to
suggestions.
The HTTP headers do not support relative dates as far as I know. Thus
when you specify
a relative date the code must claculate
All:
I've got a strange Apache::Cookie issue that seems to have recently
snuck up on me, although I've seen similar behavior in the past.
I have a PerlAccessHandler called GroupAccess that handles all access to
a site**. If there's a user_id cookie, it pulls urls allowed to that
user from a
