Attached is an updated version of the patch that should apply
to Apache 1.3.12 cleanly.
I don't know if anyone's ported the patch to 2.0. I'm not sure how
significantly, if at all, mod_usertrack has changed for 2.0.
(This has an additional feature, CookieDomainEnv, which is less
documented and p
Jim Winstead wrote:
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> On Jun 23, Jim Sproull wrote:
> > This all works fine. However, the get_sessionid and set_sessionid are
> > using a dbm file, which is locked and unlocked during each request. (I
> > know, I know). Obviously, this is a lot more load that is necessary. I
> > tried usin
On Jun 23, Jim Sproull wrote:
> This all works fine. However, the get_sessionid and set_sessionid are
> using a dbm file, which is locked and unlocked during each request. (I
> know, I know). Obviously, this is a lot more load that is necessary. I
> tried using a simple global variable (defin
Hi All,
I'm currently using mod_usertrack to maintain a session id for each
request, then am logging this with my own perl Log handler. This is all in
and working fine (thanks to a couple members of this list - Jacob Davies and
Ian Kallen - thanks guys!). Unfortunately, since the cookie is se
