J�rg Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Wednesday, 12. March 2003 21:05, Schuetz, David wrote:
>> my (undef, $session, $rest) = split /\/+/, $r->uri.$r->args, 3; > haha! :-) > This is not in the official version, it must be some patch you applied. Yep, that would be my patch. That part was tested, but I made some undocumented assumptions, IIRC. >> W/out starting a religious discussion or flame war (sometimes the >> difference is subtle :) ), are there any alternatives to Session/Auth? >> They've got great potential, but seem a bit rough, still... > > There is BasicSession or whatever it's called. And there is an > author (me) who is grateful for suggestions - how would you expect a > decent Session plugin to work? I did all the stuff in an obvioius > way to me, but many people are either intimidated by the mass of > options, or get confused by the procedure. I would love to enhance > this area, only I have no good ideas. Please do tell me what you > were missing, what you misunderstood, how things would work better. I posted a list of the problems I encountered and the fixes for them to <http://mah.everybody.org/weblog/archive/80613924>, but never got a response from you. Here is a quick summary of the problems I ran into with the 0.92 version: * Sessions don't work, but there is no indication of what is wrong. * The AuthNameLoginScript variable doesn't work. * There is no way to turn off URL Sessions. * AuthNameSessionGlobal doesn't work. * It doesn't work with Apache::RequestNotes I just downloaded from CPAN. * <auth:is-logged-in/> doesn't work if there is no session information. * <auth:login/> doesn't work. Some of these have been fixed in 0.93, other's haven't. Mark. -- You are a mystery as deep as the sea; the more I search, the more I find, and the more I find the more I search for you. -- St. Catherine of Siena --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
