I guess I am missing something of the basics here, and this is why I am asking for help. Here is my simple test case:
---> file1.html <---
<HTML>
[-
$udat{foo} = 'bar' ;
-]
Click <a href="file2.html">here</a> to load next page.
</HTML>
----> file2.html <---
<HTML>
foo = [+$udat{foo}+]
</HTML>
---> base.epl <---
[- Execute('*') -]
Observed behaviour: After first page is fully loaded I can see a cookie was
sent and recorded by the WEB client (Firefox in my case). Still when the second
page is loaded the user value stored in %udat hash is no longer present...
Moreover: the cookie is no longer on the browser side.
On the side I observed a single row being added into the SESSIONS table after
the first page was loaded. This row reads:
select * from sessions ;
id | a_session
----------------------------------+-----------
fb4a15184ff5e10560cf23c33eaa1d76 |
(1 row)
(BTW: this line persists even after the cookie has dissapeared from the
browser side).
For the curios eye I am including a full log of the messages exchanged by
the WEB client with Apache server.
I am also attaching the "httpd.conf" file in the hope somebody can help me.
Neddless to say I am quite desperate on this I WOULD KINDLY APPRECIATE ANY
CONSTRUCTIVE HELP FROM ANYBODY ON THIS MATTER.
--Anton (Tony) Ghiugan
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