Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

Nicolas Lehuen wrote: +1 for PythonOption session_ Unless choosing a specificc configuration directive has something to do with security (i.e. no overloading of the settings in .htaccess files) ? Not currently - it's just a cut and paste of directive_PythonOption after all. However, a few we

Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

Nick wrote: Jim Gallacher wrote: Just so I'm *really* clear, do you mean the current scheme for session handling would also be disabled? The more I think about it, you're right; you can just set up the session stuff without directives just the same by importing mod_python.Session and going

Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

Nicolas Lehuen wrote: +1 for PythonOption session_ Unless choosing a specificc configuration directive has something to do with security (i.e. no overloading of the settings in .htaccess files) ? (This is what I was ineptly trying to get at earlier.) Nick

Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

+1 for PythonOption session_ Unless choosing a specificc configuration directive has something to do with security (i.e. no overloading of the settings in .htaccess files) ? Regards, Nicolas 2005/6/15, Nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Jim Gallacher wrote: > > Just so I'm *really* clear, do you mean

Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

Jim Gallacher wrote: Just so I'm *really* clear, do you mean the current scheme for session handling would also be disabled? The more I think about it, you're right; you can just set up the session stuff without directives just the same by importing mod_python.Session and going from there. S

Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

Hi Nick, I must be really dense today, because I need yet more clarification. Nick wrote: Jim Gallacher wrote: Nick wrote: How about an explicit "None" value to completely disable it? If you don't want users on your site using it. Do you mean to disable sessions, or just the session con

Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

Jim Gallacher wrote: Nick wrote: How about an explicit "None" value to completely disable it? If you don't want users on your site using it. Do you mean to disable sessions, or just the session configuration? Yes, I'm sorry, I mean disable the session mechanism altogether. Some admins ma

Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

Nick wrote: How about an explicit "None" value to completely disable it? If you don't want users on your site using it. Do you mean to disable sessions, or just the session configuration? Jim Nick Jim Gallacher wrote: So, any further thoughts / comments / objections to PythonSessionOpti

Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

How about an explicit "None" value to completely disable it? If you don't want users on your site using it. Nick Jim Gallacher wrote: So, any further thoughts / comments / objections to PythonSessionOption, or shall I just check in the code? Regards Jim Jim Gallacher wrote: I've created

Re: PythonSessionOption - a new apache directive for session configuration

So, any further thoughts / comments / objections to PythonSessionOption, or shall I just check in the code? Regards Jim Jim Gallacher wrote: I've created a new apache directive called PythonSessionOption. This would be used to configure session handling in the apache config file. This data i