Re: SessionID on a windows server

If you're doing your client binding using use CGI::Session '-ip_match';, it uses $ENV{REMOTE_ADDR} to distinguish the clients. Check to see if that varies by client. It should be the client's IP address.

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Re^2: SessionID on a windows server by mwhiting (Beadle) on Jan 30, 2015 at 00:20 UTC
I have not been using -ipmatch with my Session object, I just read up on it and realized I should be. However, will the functionality of -ipmatch still be limited in the case of transferring a link from one pc to another, where both are behind a router that masks their individual ip's and just shows a common one for the location? (like the way your home computer network ip's are not shown to the outside world, just one ip for your router.)	[reply]

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Re^2: SessionID on a windows server
by mwhiting (Beadle) on Jan 30, 2015 at 00:20 UTC

I have not been using -ipmatch with my Session object, I just read up on it and realized I should be.

However, will the functionality of -ipmatch still be limited in the case of transferring a link from one pc to another, where both are behind a router that masks their individual ip's and just shows a common one for the location? (like the way your home computer network ip's are not shown to the outside world, just one ip for your router.)

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