On Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 11:33:37AM -0800, Josh Chamas wrote:
This is just a theory though, it seems to be that the session cookies would be set no matter what. Now if you upgraded mod_perl & Apache, it may be that the PerSetVar configs are being merged differently, so that your settings are not what you think. The best way to confirm this is to set Debug -1, and check the output in the error_log to see what configs Apache::ASP thinks there are running. If you could post such error_log output to the list for one request that would be helpful.
Here it is:
http://lina.aaanime.net/~pmak/tmp/err.txt
I took an excerpt of my error_log and grepped for [9044] so that it only shows what one process is doing.
Sessions were enabled correctly per the error_log trace you provided.
I am not sure why sessions were not working. Could you provided a header request trace for such a request with sessions enabled like:
lwp-request -ed http://someurl/somescript.asp
There should be a session-id in there. Also make sure to delete the contents of StateDir in case they were corrupted from your system crash.
Also I noticed that you had both Application & Session objects active. If you do not need the Application object, make sure to turn it off with
PerlSetVar AllowApplicationState Off
since just creating the Application object can be a significant penalty if you do not need it.
Regards,
Josh
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