Apache::Session::Postgres

[de...@ollinca.net]

Well, i have created an Object Session, now how can i get it again?

    tie %sesion, 'Apache::Session::Postgres', undef, {
	
	DataSource => 'dbi:Pg:dbname=sessions',
	UserName => $bd->{user},
	Password => '',
	Commit => 1
	};

through a Cookie or something? I have to save my id, always?

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Re: Apache::Session::Postgres

[Casey West <ca...@geeknest.com>]

It was Tuesday, September 28, 2004 when desarrollos@ollinca.net took the soap box, saying:
: Well, i have created an Object Session, now how can i get it again?
: 
:     tie %sesion, 'Apache::Session::Postgres', undef, {
: 	
: 	DataSource => 'dbi:Pg:dbname=sessions',
: 	UserName => $bd->{user},
: 	Password => '',
: 	Commit => 1
: 	};
: 
: through a Cookie or something? I have to save my id, always?

What you've done here is created a new session. It's unique identifier
is in $session{_session_id}. If you want to retrieve this session in a
stateless environment (for example, mod_perl between page requests) then
storing the session id (or some hashed representation of it) in a cookie
is a fine means of saving it for later use. Yes, you must do this.

  Casey West

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