Hi,
We've been using Apache::ASP to develop one of our projects for the last
couple of months so far with relative success. Thanks to the Apache::ASP
developers!
One question, I know you can have cookieless sessions if the browser has
cookies disabled, but I would like to know if you can *force* cookieless
sessions.
Basically, I am ensuring that the "session-id=$Session->{SessionID}" appears
in each link/form from each page, and I have set SessionQuery in the
httpd.conf file (although I have not set SessionQueryParse or
SessionQueryMatch -- I don't think I need to since I'm doing it "manually").
This all seems to work fine except for my problem: I want a user to be able
to login again (different user) and start with a new Session. Unfortunately,
Apache::ASP seems to be setting a cookie regardless and this is interfering
with my new Session. Naturally I cannot ensure users will have cookies
disabled in their browser.
So, to sum up: is there a way to *stop* Apache::ASP setting the session-id
cookie?
Thanks for any help,
Ben
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