posting,
trying to find this "use ...' line. I can't believe I indeed forgot about the
startup.pl :
ssh kimsufi_3 grep use\ /etc/apache2/startup.pl | grep CGI
use CGI::Cookie ();
ssh kimsufi_2 grep use\ /etc/apache2/startup.pl | grep CGI
#use CGI::Cookie ();
Good call Andr
On 31.05.2020 20:49, Vincent Veyron wrote:
Hi List,
I have two servers using mod_perl, both having the same modules installed and
enabled; server1 got a fresh install of Debian Buster, while server2 was
upgraded to Buster from Stretch.
This code :
my $cookie = CGI::Cookie->new(-n
Hi Vincent,
I don't have Debian. Therefor just a view hints.
1) CGI::Cookie loading is done sometimes dynamically via require. E.g. in
CGI.pm itself.
2) mod_perl 1/2 with the helper modules Apache2::RequestUtil interact
dynamically.
3) It can be possible that you have a version clash (alo
Hi List,
I have two servers using mod_perl, both having the same modules installed and
enabled; server1 got a fresh install of Debian Buster, while server2 was
upgraded to Buster from Stretch.
This code :
my $cookie = CGI::Cookie->new(-name => &#
On 5/24/07, Kurt George Gjerde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The current implementation uses MD5 to generate the fingerprint.
Probably a good idea to use SHA1 instead at this point.
- Perrin
atures you might like to
borrow:
- a 'del' method to make cookie deletion easy
- strips path attribute quotes for older browser compatibility
cheers
John
Kurt George Gjerde wrote:
Hi,
Grateful for any feedback on the module podded below. Is the name ok
or should I perhaps c
Hi,
Grateful for any feedback on the module podded below. Is the name ok or
should I perhaps change to CGI::Cookie::Fingerprint or something else?
Thanks,
-Kurt.
NAME
CGI::Cookie::Protected - Cookies with fingerprint
SYNOPSIS
use CGI qw(:standard);
use CGI::Cookie
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have seen an error in the log file of Apache telling that
> Apache/RequestUtil.pm was not found.
>
> I have seen that this module was called from CGI::Cookie and CGI::Cookie
> contains the following line (at line 32):
>
>
Hi,
I have seen an error in the log file of Apache telling that
Apache/RequestUtil.pm was not found.
I have seen that this module was called from CGI::Cookie and CGI::Cookie
contains the following line (at line 32):
require Apache::RequestUtil;
Should I change this with:
require
James Taylor wrote:
If this isn't a possibility, do you have any suggestions on something
else to do?
Stas was suggesting that you can set environment variables to pass data
instead, by using the $r->subprocess_env method call.
- Perrin
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and
> > then I have some scripts in my /cgi-bin that try and read the cookie
> > using basic CGI::Cookie. It doesn't appear to be working
> > whatsoever, as the Apache::Cookie script can't read any of the
> > cookies set by CGI::Cookie and vice-versa. I tried dit
mod_perl scripts and then my
non-mod_perl scripts reading cookies between each other. I have a
mod_perl TransHandler that sets a cookie via Apache::Cookie, and then
I have some scripts in my /cgi-bin that try and read the cookie using
basic CGI::Cookie. It doesn't appear to be working w
James Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: March 10, 2004 9:39 PM
Subject: Apache::Cookie and CGI::Cookie Interoperability
> I'm having difficulty getting my mod_perl scripts and then my
> non-mod_perl scripts reading cookies between each other. I ha
basic CGI::Cookie. It doesn't appear to be working whatsoever, as the
Apache::Cookie script can't read any of the cookies set by CGI::Cookie
and vice-versa. I tried ditching Apache::Cookie in the transhandler
and using CGI::Cookie as well, but still the two can't see each ot
I'm having difficulty getting my mod_perl scripts and then my
non-mod_perl scripts reading cookies between each other. I have a
mod_perl TransHandler that sets a cookie via Apache::Cookie, and then I
have some scripts in my /cgi-bin that try and read the cookie using
basic CGI::Cookie
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