Something else, I haven't used CGI's cookie handling, but I have used
Apache::Cookie. I know that this can be done from an AuthenHandler and from
a TransHandler.
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Rodney Broom
Hallo,
After reading the "Writing Apache Modules .."-book,
i took the ticketserver code as the foundation for a new Authtentication Module.
I want Cookies which have expired to silently "refresh".
so as a test i have code similar to this
package Apache::PermanentTicketRenewer
my Counter;
sub ha
Ok,
i think i should really go to sleep now ...
It was using the wrong domain !
forgot to tell apache that it is called "www.my.com"
as i was sending cookies for ".my.com" ...
strangely under win32 this didn't work even with the right domain...
good night,
Nenad
>
> Ok,
> i tried the push_
I was wrong, there is no cookie being set at all.
So, what happens is that the handler gets called
i get an entry in the error_log like
"setting cookie Ticket=ID&1; ... expires=Sun, 15-Jul-2001 ..."
and No Cookie being sent to the browser.
Is it possible to send cookies from the Accesshandler ?
- Original Message -
From: Nenad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 4:58 PM
Subject: Sending Cookies from Access-Handler
> Hallo,
>
> After reading the "Writing Apache Modules .."-book,
> i took the ticketserve
From: Nenad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> -expires => '+1M',
What's the expiration date shown in your browswer?
> $r->warn('setting cookie ',$cookie);# this shows up in the error_log
What does this show in the error log? I'm guessing "setting cookie
Apache::Cookie".
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Rodney Broom
Programmer
Ok,
i tried the push_handlers with PerlFixupHandler,
as before this gets called also ,
i get an entry in my error_log (because i use $r->warn to log)
and again no cookie is being sent ...
For the record : i am using apache 1.3.20 and modperl 1.25
Do i have to do a redirect or something similar
