Hi Joseph,
Thanks Enrico, I had no idea that was the problem. My case is
http://yourserver.com/
As I have already said to you in the previous post, the problem is that
currently, Apache::SessionManager skips all subrequests.
When you request http://yourserver.com/, Apache do it because you've
defined the 'DirectoryIndex' directive and no session starts.
Anyway to make this appear in the documents? I would be
happy to apply a patch for you and resend you source for
Apache::SessionManager
with this documnented?
Thanks. I'm upgrading the docs with these additional notes but you're
encouraged to send me all your suggestions and troubles!
> Your configuration seems to be bizarre...! ;-)
> As I have answered to you in a previous personal post, if you want to use
> Apache::SessionManager with the <Directory> directives (and you do not want
> to put the PerlSetVar SessionManager* directives in httpd.conf's global
scope,
> of course), you can install it in the header_parser phase by putting
Enrico, my fault. It was late and i just wanted to get the out a sample
to the
mailing list. I thought it was mod_perl problem and couldn't fault
Apache::SessionManager directly so I thought it best not to bother you again
personally. ;-)
There is no fault ;-)
I think that there are (at least) two places where to speak over the
modules related to mod_perl:
o the mod_perl mailing list
o the newsgroups (comp.lang.perl.modules, comp.lang.perl.misc).
Currently Apache::SessionManager hasn't own mailing list, so this list
can be a good place.
- Enrico
