Gerald Richter writes:
> Then you should check if there could be any place where you don't release
> the Session object.
I thought that Apache::Session releases that for me. Typically I have
a global variable which stores the session and the globals are
destroyed by Embperl I think which should force the sync of the
Session object.
The only problem I had to solve where the session was never released
(only with IE5!) was in the situation of a redirect. There I needed to
force the sync:
[# my page.html (just a sketch) #]
[-
$session = CS::Session->getSession;
$session->{'x'} = 1;
$session->make_synced;
$r = Apache->request;
$r->header_out("Location" => "/somewhere.html");
$r->status(REDIRECT);
Apache::exit();
-]
Could it be that the session is still not released in this case and
this would influence all subsequent accesses for this session?
Dirk
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