I am testing my web.py application using automated tests and the
application is running on Apache. The automated tests always fail when the
Apache is restarted but succeed when the tests are rerun even though
nothing has changed in the code or the system. The tests assume no previous
state of the system meaning they are designed to be run on a freshly
installed software.
When I investigated, I noticed that the session value in the database is
overwritten by subsequent calls to the server. In other words, if I run
following command in sequence then the first five or six times I only find
one value stored in the database. Only subsequent calls to curl then start
creating a new session entry in the table.
$ curl -v http://www.example.com/foo
As a result if my tests because I want to use webpy_session_id for taking
the application through different code paths.
$ curl -v --cookie
'webpy_session_id=49e10d40f342ee92c30eea76e0804af28718a63f;'
http://www.example.com/foo
I tried going through session.py module but I could not debug it on the
server and didn't want to spend too much time on it. Does anybody have a
solution for this?
Thanks
Suhas.
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