How does your module differ from that of Apache::Session? If you didn't know, A:S does NOT depend on Apache or mod_perl. But it does do sessions very well, with all kinds of backing stores. How does your module handle locking? That can get tricky w/ file-based storage, but A:S has had it's methods tested by many users. Just a thought. If you're not too weded to your module, you might want to try Apache::Session. At a minimum, I'm sure you could take something useful out of it.

time passes...: From looking at your docs you probably didn't realize that A:S is usable in a CGI environment. Take a look. Apache::Session

In reply to Re: ANNOUNCE: CGI::Session::Simple by drewbie
in thread ANNOUNCE: CGI::Session::Simple by $code or die

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