In trying to improve my authentication routines I've switched from
CAP::Session to CAP::Authentication. Running the sample file in
CAP::Auth works well, provided I change the package name to match
MyLogin->authen. But when run from my own application in cgiapp_init() I
get the following when submitting the default login form, when STORE is
set to the Cookie method:
Error executing object callback in postrun stage: Undefined subroutine
&MIME::Base64::encode called at
C:/usr/local/site/lib/CGI/Application/Plugin/Authentication/Store/Cookie.pm
line 257.
But Base64.pm *is* present in the Perl lib path and is the current
v3.05.
This does not happen if I omit the STORE config variable, or set it to
Session. I think it is setting a cookie anyway called CGISESSID, even
though I have the CAP::Session plugin loaded. Also the sessions table
does not get updated, even when STORE is set to 'Session'.
I also tried with and without
$obj->CGI::Application::Plugin::Authentication::prerun_callback(); but
I've no idea what that is doing or whether it is relevant. Using
CGI::Application 4.04, and current CPAN versions of CAP::Session (0.09)
and CAP::Authentication (0.07) on ActivePerl 5.8.7.
Anyone any idea what is happening here?
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Richard Jones
Leeds, UK
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