v 2000, Bill Moseley wrote:
At 03:00 PM 11/20/00 -0600, Trey Connell wrote:
Is there anyway to know that a user has disconnected from their session
through network failure, power off, or browser closure?
How is that different from just going out for a cup of coffee or opening a
new browse
ron then removes any that are older than some preset time and
*poof* they are then logged out. They try to access again and you see they
have a cookie, yet are logged out and you say "Sorry, you session has
expired".
So basically I want to set a cookie that will allow them to enter the
the user out from the first session at that point.
Be careful of basing the client information on the IP address. AOL and
a few other ISPs use rotating proxies so the client IP address can
change from one request to the next.
Michael
--
Michael Peppler - Data Migrations Inc. - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http
e database.
That's where cron comes in. Just make your flag a time, and update it each
request. cron then removes any that are older than some preset time and
*poof* they are then logged out. They try to access again and you see they
have a cookie, yet are logged out and you say "Sorry,
Has anyone had any problems with failure to write locks on Apache:ASP
under Solaris or any other platform? Getting quite a number of the
following in the log files...
[Tue Nov 7 10:23:11 2000] [error] [asp] [6708] [error] can't write
lock
Hi there,
On Tue, 7 Nov 2000, Daniel Little wrote:
Has anyone had any problems with failure to write locks on Apache:ASP
under Solaris or any other platform?
I just grepped one of my logfiles (a small one, about 70 megabytes:)
and there was no occurrence of this message. Linux 2.2.16, Perl
From: "G.W. Haywood" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 7 Nov 2000, Daniel Little wrote:
Has anyone had any problems with failure to write locks on
Apache:ASP
under Solaris or any other platform?
I just grepped one of my logfiles (a small one, about 70 megabytes:)
and there was no
Hi Daniel,
On Tue, 7 Nov 2000, Daniel Little wrote:
we're on a Sparc - I presume yours is Intel?
Yes. Er, well, AMD K6-2/450 in that case.
All I can say is 'use strict;'
Like it says in the Guide :)
Anyway, thanks for the response. I think we're going to have to
build a load test
Daniel Little wrote:
Has anyone had any problems with failure to write locks on Apache:ASP
under Solaris or any other platform? Getting quite a number of the
following in the log files...
[Tue Nov 7 10:23:11 2000] [error] [asp] [6708] [error] can't write
lock
Maybe a silly question...
how do I store/retrieve a hash through Apache::Session?
This doesn't work...
# retrieve
%table=$session{table};
...
# store
$session{table}=%table;
What's my fault?
* Enrique I.Rodriguez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [001103 12:41]:
Maybe a silly question...
how do I store/retrieve a hash through Apache::Session?
This doesn't work...
# retrieve
%table=$session{table};
...
# store
$session{table}=%table;
What's my fault?
You can only store/read
On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Enrique I.Rodriguez wrote:
Maybe a silly question...
how do I store/retrieve a hash through Apache::Session?
store hash references, not hashes.
This doesn't work...
# retrieve
%table=$session{table};
$tableref = $session{table};
...
# store
$session{table
Enrique--
You need to store/retrieve it as a ref-
\%my_hash
Tom
At 04:36 PM 11/3/00 +, Enrique I.Rodriguez wrote:
Maybe a silly question...
how do I store/retrieve a hash through Apache::Session?
This doesn't work...
# retrieve
%table=$session{table};
...
# store
$session{table}=%table
Once you realize that %session entries have to be scalars (references) as
described by other responses, be sure when you change entries in the
sub-hash that you tell the top-level session that the data's been changed
(it won't realize it unless you change one of its scalars).
Check the docs
Hi everyone, I'm sure this is a simple problem...
Im using Session.pm to track information between httpd requests.
However, when Istore some information in the session, it is gone
when I try to retrieve it later. I've noticed the following things:
when I tie to the session I use the command
Hi Chris, welcome on board !
Are you changing data structures e.g. a element in a hash of hashes ?
Apache::Session has documented behaviour where it only writes back changes
if the top level variables have changed. If you are changing something
deeper
ript) it's just
not there.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Chris, welcome on board !
Are you changing data structures e.g. a element in a hash of hashes ?
Apache::Session has documented behaviour where it only writes back changes
if the top level variables have chang
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Subject Re: Session data disappearing
I read that in the manual, but was a little unsure of what it meant. I
understand
the concept just not how to implement it.
Right now I'm just storing
I deleted the Sessions database and recreated it in Postgres and now the
session data is staying!!
I should explain better:
Once, in one of my mod_perl files, I did this trying to delete all the
data from a session:
tied(%session)-delete
I know is wrong.
Anyway since I did this I can't request any page from the server. I
removed the code from where it was.
The error I see
Hi!
I get this message in my error_log with using Apache::Session::DBI:
[Wed Oct 25 17:37:24 2000] [error] Can't locate object method "populate"
via package "Apache::Session::DBI" at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/Apache/Session.pm line 368.
This occurs after I execu
Hi there,
On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, Alberto Mateos wrote:
I've re-installed apache and mod_perl but apache don't works
(Interval server error).
That's "InterNal server error" and it probably means Apache is working
fine, but your Perl/DBI stuff has a problem.
I'd remove the DBI stuff and make
If I repeatedly write to:
$session{foo}{bar}
I find that I have to do something like:
$session{smack}++;
to get it to write when the hash is untied. Is there a better way to do this?
TIA
ian
Reading the directions ;-)
Apache::Session doesn't do any deep checking, if a top level doesn't value
doesn't change
it may not detect the change.
This is why your workaround works...
The offically recommend workaround (I believe) is to keep a timestamp as a
top level value in the hash
On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Jerrad Pierce wrote:
Reading the directions ;-)
Apache::Session doesn't do any deep checking, if a top level doesn't value
doesn't change
it may not detect the change.
This is why your workaround works...
The offically recommend workaround (I believe) is to keep
Dear All
As some of you are aware for the past few weeks I have been working on a
Session Manager style module.
It works (ish ;-), I know of a few issues (that may not be important
enough to change), but it works in my developement environment.
What do I do with it now ? I think it may fit
Sounds interesting.
Is this module just managing the sessionID or also the session data? i.e.
is the manager capable of storing complex objects (via something like
Storable or Data::Dumper)? Will you provide hooks "caching and DB
abstraction" layers so that the developer c
Jules Cisek wrote:
Sounds interesting.
Is this module just managing the sessionID or also the session data? i.e.
is the manager capable of storing complex objects (via something like
Storable or Data::Dumper)? Will you provide hooks "caching and DB
abstraction"
I am currently using Apache::Session 1.53 and using
%session from two other PerlHandler's beside
HTML::Mason. I am having the problem of %session hash
not being cleared (returns old data). FYI, at the end
of a request, I 'untie %session'. On logout, I
perform the 'tied(%session)-delete
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On Mon, 28 Aug 2000, Chris Brooks wrote:
I went back through the documentation on Apache::Session,
Apache::Session::DBIStore, and Apache::DBI, and I haven't found a
problem in the way we have implemented this. Does anyone else have
suggestions, or has anyone else
Howdy!
I'm currently developing a mod_perl application which connects to a
Postgres (soon to be Oracle) backend through dbiproxy. I'm using
Apache::Session::Postgres, and currently only track one thing... the
number of times a particular session has clicked anything. (Mainly as a
test) In any
Apache::Session 1.53 has been released. Fixed in this release:
* Three bugs in the file handling code found by Erik Rantapaa and Bart
Shaefer.
* A possible security vulnerability involving bogus session IDs like
'../../../../../etc/passwd'. Don't worry, I wasn't able to actually think
Hi again to the list,
I went back through the documentation on Apache::Session,
Apache::Session::DBIStore, and Apache::DBI, and I haven't found a
problem in the way we have implemented this. Does anyone else have
suggestions, or has anyone else experienced a similar performance hit?
Thanks
On Mon, 28 Aug 2000, Chris Brooks wrote:
I went back through the documentation on Apache::Session,
Apache::Session::DBIStore, and Apache::DBI, and I haven't found a
problem in the way we have implemented this. Does anyone else have
suggestions, or has anyone else experienced a similar
Perrin,
Thanks for the replies. Adding an index made a significant improvement on
performance -- it's still three or four times slower than without
Apache::Session, but much faster than without the index.
Thanks again,
Chris
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On Mon, 28 Aug 2000, Chris Brooks wrote:
I
::Session
appears to be the culprit.
I can't believe that the use of this module should have so
great an effect. We have to be doing something
incorrectly. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
package Carescout::SessionHandler;
use strict;
use Apache;
use Apache::Session::DBI;
sub handler
and benchmarking (rinse, repeat), Apache::Session
appears to be the culprit.
I can't believe that the use of this module should have so
great an effect. We have to be doing something
incorrectly. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
You are using Apache::DBI, right?
Going to the database
Hi,
We have a site where we create a session file on
login and tie some values.
After a few page visits we want to add more values
to the session file again using tie.
We find that only the first set of values get
added. Subsequent values do not get added to this file.
Can somebody tell us
Not
with so little information...
Afew ideas though:
I assume you are speaking of
Apache::Session?
Are you adding values lower than the
top level? The man page clearly states no deep checking is done to determine if
modifications have been made...
Have you tried explicitly
untie'ing
Hello ,
Your problem is an classic example of an incorrect
implementation of tie function
In fact the session acts like this :
1)You tie your hash (INDIRECTLY linket to the
database)
2)You put your data in the hash but it still in memory because
it is quite stupid and slow to put
Bill Moseley wrote:
FWIW -- I'm using a modified version of Ken Williams' Apache::AuthCookie to
handle session control via cookies or munged URLs. I originally wanted to
use his custom login script instead of the pop-up browser login, but I had
clients that don't have cookies enabled. So I
At 11:24 PM 08/14/00 +, Greg Cope wrote:
I'm writing a Session-Manager (transhandler) i.e deals with getting a
session id from cookies, uri, or query args, and sets one and redirects
if neccessary. This is meant to compliment Apache::Session - in that
you use Apache::Session to store your
Dear All
I'm writing a Session-Manager (transhandler) i.e deals with getting a
session id from cookies, uri, or query args, and sets one and redirects
if neccessary. This is meant to compliment Apache::Session - in that
you use Apache::Session to store your session data.
Thanks to Mat and Eric
With 1.50 Apache::Session::DBI is gone, but I still see it in the manpage.
I was just confused by this a few hours. Is it already scheduled
for removal?
I'm using 1.51.
-kenneth
Hi,
I'm not sure if this is the correct forum for this, but here goes ...
I can't seem to get Apache::Session installed on our SGI-Irix box. The MySQL
test fails when trying to create a new database, as shown by the build
output below. Does anyone know what I am doing (or not doing) wrong? I
On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 08:51:08AM +1000, Stuckey, Roger wrote:
I can't seem to get Apache::Session installed on our SGI-Irix box. The MySQL
test fails when trying to create a new database, as shown by the build
output below. Does anyone know what I am doing (or not doing) wrong? I have
HI Jitesh,
I do exactly the same thing ... but I pass session variables using a
combination of methods.
Inserting a hidden field into subsequent pages:
input type = "hidden" name = "sessionid" value = "1232139102831"
Or
You could also pass it as the path_info for the url if you wanted to make it somewhat
more discrete. The eagle book also has a good section on session ids.
Nigel Hamilton wrote:
HI Jitesh,
I do exactly the same thing ... but I pass session variables using a
combination of methods
On Mon, 7 Aug 2000, Jitesh Kumar wrote:
All I want is to store the generated key in the session variable so
that I could retrieve the same on the subsequent page user visits for
authentication purpose. I can't rely on client side cookies as they
are not full proof.
If you don't want to use
Hi,
I have a login form where the visitor enters the UserID and Password. After
authenticating from the database, I generate a unique key (some encrypted
text) for every user.
All I want is to store the generated key in the session variable so that I
could retrieve the same on the subsequent
Hello all,
I have a problem using "acquire_write_lock" under
NT4.0, httpd does not repond after this call. There is no erro in
error_log.
httpd seems to wait something.
Apache_1.3.12
Perl_5.6.0
Apache-Session-1.51
Thank you for help
Olivier
people. There
are still people who get confused about the original
Apache::Session module that was replaced by Jeff's.
people who get confused by name changes should not be
catered to.
I wasn't following this thread, because the subject was "template
kit." Now I shall reply all i
2) The name change should happen. However, there is already a
Persistent:: set of classes, that is somewhat similar to
Apache::Session.
For example, it implements LDAP, MySQL, Oracle, Sybase, mSQL, and File
storage. These classes use all object calls
e.g. $persistent-add_attribute(). So
I just upgraded from Apache::Session 1.03 to 1.52, resulting in breaking all
our dependent code.
The problem is that we use our own package which inherits Apache::Session as
follows:
---
package MPL::NullSession;
use strict;
use vars qw(@ISA $VERSION);
$VERSION = '1.00';
@ISA = qw(Apache
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote:
2) The name change should happen. However, there is already a
Persistent:: set of classes, that is somewhat similar to Apache::Session.
For example, it implements LDAP, MySQL, Oracle, Sybase, mSQL, and File
storage. These classes use all object
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 7/30/00 7:33:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And, on top of that, I have emilinated session hijacking
(with a Back Button Breaking method).
Can you enlighten me ?
A security method that will redirect the user
Please disgregard this problem as I have fixed it.
I apologise for any inconvenience.
ilia.
-Original Message-
From: Ilia Lobsanov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 12:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Apache::Session upgrade problems and Inheritance
You may need to add LockDataSource, LockUserName and LockPassword to your
$dbinfo hashref. This fixed the problem for us when we upgraded to the
later Apache::Session.
Dave
On Wed, Aug 02, 2000 at 12:17:57PM -0400, Ilia Lobsanov wrote:
I just upgraded from Apache::Session 1.03 to 1.52
Greg Cope wrote:
I posted about a generic URL mangeler / cookie session handler a few
days ago.
Allthough this is not rocket science - I've writen a URI transhandler
that will put the session id into pnotes, and if cookies are off will do
a redirect to itself with a munged URL
than mod_perl connecting to
MySql in which case you just need to increase its max_connections parameter
to a bigger number.
Hi,
Another possibility is you do not disconnect your connections properly...
I had this problem once. I don't suppose Apache::Session does that, but it
might be caused
,
but changing namespace on CPAN always confuses some people. There are
still people who get confused about the original Apache::Session module
that was replaced by Jeff's.
- Perrin
Joshua Chamas wrote:
Greg Gerald,
I wanted to bring an important issue that came up with
Apache::ASP, how will you deal with search engines indexing
the session-ids in the URL?
In Apache::ASP, this is handled a couple of ways, first the
session-id is stored as a query string param
don't need a Secure Url Munging).
my methodolgy at the moment sessions everything within a give uri or
matched uri (if I do a simple regex match).
And, on top of that, I have emilinated session hijacking
(with a Back Button Breaking method).
Can you enlighten me ?
It was a hassle, but I
I've looked thorugh Apache::Asp session code and saw your args method.
We should of course use anything that Joshua already has figured out. Maybe
the module could be written in a way that Apache::ASP can take use of it.
That would be the best thing from my point of view!
Ian Kallen
Gerald Richter sent the following bits through the ether:
Jeffery don't want to build something like this into Apache::Session. He
always expressed that Apache::Session is just a framework for storing
session data!
If this is still the case then I think a name change is in order...
Leon
On Sun, 30 Jul 2000, Gerald Richter wrote:
Jeffery don't want to build something like this into
Apache::Session. He always expressed that
Apache::Session is just a framework for storing session
data!
it would be nice if we could agree on some vocabulary
relating to 'session management
Ian Kallen wrote:
Today, Greg Cope [EMAIL PROTECTED] frothed and...:
I posted about a generic URL mangeler / cookie session handler a few
days ago.
Allthough this is not rocket science - I've writen a URI transhandler
that will put the session id into pnotes, and if cookies are off
So therefore would it not be easy to modify your code to check for a
pnotes entry called session and cookies ?
Yes, of course this would be very easy
If session is set then use that.
If cookie is set (ie 1) then assume cookies are on! else if you have a
session and cookies are off
If you do this, build it into Apache::Session! Leverage the existing
storage mechanisms built in there already (file, DBI, etc). My only
other feature requests for this:
Jeffery don't want to build something like this into Apache::Session. He
always expressed that Apache::Session
In a message dated 7/30/00 7:33:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And, on top of that, I have emilinated session hijacking
(with a Back Button Breaking method).
Can you enlighten me ?
A security method that will redirect the user to a relogin page
jeff wrote:
The mod_perl eagle book has a good section on saving state information
using session ids. And it's not necessarily mod_perl based.
Thanks Jeff.
I've some code based on parts of the state section - speifically the
ideas of URL mungling.
Greg
--
Jeff Saenz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gerald Richter wrote:
I sure think that this template discussion is
intresting, forms autofill is one thing but another
thing that i think would be neat is if the kit could
do session handling, like the Apache::ASP. Can embperl
or mason do this fancy stuff.
Embperl can do
module that handles uri
translation and cookie checking and so on. I always like more to use
existing solution, then reinventing the wheel (that's one reason why I use
Apache::Session in Embperl).
Embperl has some special needs, because it makes the session handling totaly
transparent
be happy if there is an standalone module that handles uri
translation and cookie checking and so on. I always like more to use
existing solution, then reinventing the wheel (that's one reason why I use
Apache::Session in Embperl).
As far as I am aware (please someone prove me wrong!) the does
has to be done once) and monitor wherever somebody is writing to
this hash. Only in the case that a element of the hash is modified, Embperl
generates a session id (actually Apache::Session does it) and sends the
cookie to the browser. Therefore I don't have to configure anything to use
session
).
And, on top of that, I have emilinated session hijacking
(with a Back Button Breaking method).
It was a hassle, but I liked the idea that my site
supported Cookies and URL Munging, and also made it
more secure than the major etailers.
Unfortunately (?) my design is very tucked away inside
my
Today, Greg Cope [EMAIL PROTECTED] frothed and...:
one of your parents sister. The only major issue is that I cannot
appear to use posted values as they appear to get lost in the redirect
(Clues wanted !).
Redirecting a POST request? Yup, expediency often requires violating the
HTTP spec.
a tied hash at load time (so
it only has to be done once) and monitor wherever somebody is writing to
this hash. Only in the case that a element of the hash is modified, Embperl
generates a session id (actually Apache::Session does it) and sends the
cookie to the browser. Therefore I don't have
Hi ,
I am using Perl 5.6.0 whith MySql 3.22.32 , Apache 1.3.12 , modperl
1.24 .
On our Production Server , Apache error logs are showing sometimes :
[Thu Jun 8 14:53:34 2000] [error] DBI-connect failed: Too many
connections at /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.0/Apache/Session
Hello,
I am having a lot of fun with Apache::ASP and the session management with it
and I really recommend any body who hasn't used it to try it, Just for FUN.
I have a question here, has any body stored sessions in mysql with
Apache::ASP. what is the pros and cons of doing that and How . Any
just need to increase its max_connections parameter
to a bigger number.
- Original Message -
From: Frédéric Schwien
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2000 10:31 AM
Subject: Apache::Session : DBI-Too many connections
Hi ,
I am using Perl 5.6.0 whith MySql 3.22.32 , Apache
Greg Gerald,
I wanted to bring an important issue that came up with
Apache::ASP, how will you deal with search engines indexing
the session-ids in the URL?
In Apache::ASP, this is handled a couple of ways, first the
session-id is stored as a query string param, not in the path
to give
Hi,
I have a problem
with the Apache::Session module.
Before, I was using
the version 0.15 of this module. In this version, we canuse the
SESSION_LIFETIME variable to define how long the session stays valid after the
last request to the server.
I tried to update
the Apache::Session
Dear All
Is there a (CPAN) module for transparently setting/getting a Session id
from a client:
i.e. If they are using cookies set and send a Session ID (shortish
expiration time) and optionally a User ID (cookie with a long expiration
time).
If cookies are off then use URL mangling to store
check Apache::ASP
http://www.nodeworks.com/asp/
It is so great
Issam
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Greg Cope
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 11:12 AM
To: Modperl list
Subject: Is there a module for getting / setting a Session-ID
The mod_perl eagle book has a good section on saving state information
using session ids. And it's not necessarily mod_perl based.
--
Jeff Saenz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
tests under 5.6? And do you think it's possible that
the bug might be a 5.6/Apache::Session interaction?
I'll write again tomorrow with more info.
Thanks,
-- Dylan
On Sun, 23 Jul 2000, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote:
On Wed, 31 May 2000, Dylan Weed wrote:
I can't seem
Hi all,
I found that if I explicitly undef %session, CLEAR will be triggered
before DESTROY clearing $self-{data}, so $self-save actually update
nothing in the database.
# Apache/Session.pm
...
sub CLEAR {
warn "CLEAR!\n";
...
sub DESTROY {
warn &
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, Kenneth Lee wrote:
I found that if I explicitly undef %session, CLEAR will be triggered
before DESTROY clearing $self-{data}, so $self-save actually update
nothing in the database.
The perltie page says that this will happen when assigning the empty list
to a tied hash
Apache::Session 1.52 has been uploaded to CPAN. The main change in this
version is the inclusion of modules to work with Sybase, contributed by
Chris Winters, and a smattering of bugfixes.
There is a memory leak if you use a persistent database handle with
Apache::Session. The memory leak
Hello,
I am in the process of implementing persistent sessions using
Apache::Session with the session_id stored in the URL and it mostly
works. In the HTML::Mason autohandler there is the following filter:
%filter
$r-pnotes("cookie") # mangle URL only if cookie is missing
||
On Wed, 31 May 2000, Dylan Weed wrote:
I can't seem to get Apache::Session to save the blessedness of an object.
Is this an oversight on my part, a limitation of the module, a limitation
of the database, or an intentional design decision?
Conceptually, it seems as though an objects
I'm using Apache::Session 1.51 + mysql 3.22.32 +
mod_perl 1.24 + Apache 1.3.11. They work well except
one problem.
The problem is, if an acquired Session ID (from Cookie)
is not stored in the session database, Apache goes like
panic: POPSTACK
Callback called exit.
I know Apache::Session
Hi all,
I found that if I explicitly undef %session, CLEAR will be triggered
before DESTROY clearing $self-{data}, so $self-save actually update
nothing in the database:
# Apache::Session
...
sub CLEAR {
warn "CLEAR!\n";
...
sub DESTROY {
warn &
the session) instead
of seeing the value I get the reference showing
"Math::Currency=HASH(0x86b022)" instead of the value as it showed the
first time through.
It's a reference going in, and a reference coming out, but for some reason
it doesn't like being stuck into Apache::Session.
Thu, 20 Jul 2000 14:29:40 -0700 (PDT)
"Jeffrey W. Baker" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is, if an acquired Session ID (from Cookie)
is not stored in the session database, Apache goes like
panic: POPSTACK
Callback called exit.
I know Apache::Session will die &q
Quite right...Commit
does need to be enabled. Here's the trick though...
(code from the script
making the connection through Apache::Session::Oracle
tie %hash,
'Apache::Session::Oracle', $id,
{ DataSource =
'dbi:Oracle:ensdev',
UserName =
'User',
Password =
'Pass',Commit = 1
Thank
you for helping me fix this. It is an integral part of a rearchitecture
plan.
Chad
Alan Prey
-
Plead Anarchy, it worked for
me.
Hi all,
On Fri, 30 Jun 2000, Geoffrey Young wrote:
From: darren chamberlain
Maybe I stole it unconsciously... Sorry Geoff...
feel free
Somebody once said "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery".
Blessed if I can remember who it was.
73,
Ged.
Having a bit of trouble getting
apache::session to run with apache::DBI. Is this due to the fact that Oracle
wants AutoCommit on and Apache::DBI has it off or is there some other magic that
I am missing out on? Is anyone using Apache::Session with
Apache::DBI???
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