Thank you, digger, but it is such an easy thing to do! I remember when I first tried working with CGI::Session, it took me days to get a grasp of it. The documentation is good, but is not always easily understood.
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Now that I'm getting the cookie, and the session info, I can move forward a little bit.
Now I am not getting any files in the directory I created for the session data. I changed my session initialization line to
my $session = new CGI::Session("driver:File", $q, {Directory=>"c:\\path\\to\\sessions\\"}); to use the actual Windows file path to my directory. I have tried a few permutations to this, like {Directory=>'../sessions/'}, but still don't get my session files. Again, I get no errors, and all the dependencies appear to be in place and relatively up to date. Is there an issue with using the file driver under Windows? Or did I miss something obvious again?
Thanks again for your insight,
digger
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Now under Windoze I cannot help you. There shouldn't be anything major, I have a suspicion I have used this with Apache on Windows - but not recently - we don't use any Windows as servers any more.
Write some test code to see if you can do a $session->flush, and a $session->close. The try re-opening the session again. If you can re-open it and you can retrieve the data you stored in it, then it is all working but it is simply a matter of where the file is to be found!
The author, Sherzod Ruzmetov, does maintain a website at http://author.handalak.com and he usually answers email.
jdtoronto
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