Yes, it is a little complex. The FRHWebDB::Session is my module, I learned it from the book "Perl and MySQL for the web" by Paul DuBois.

I actually have the session untie, ONLY when the user clicks logout, which is pg=quit.

The code is this:
if ($in{pg} eq "quit" && defined($sess_ref)) {
    if ($sess_ref->attr ("remember_me") == 1) {
        $sess_ref->attr ("loggedin", 0);#just change it to 0
        $message = qq~You have been Logged Out$nname_ws!

~;#$nname_ws is their nickname with a
# space in front of it, if no nick name then it's blank
# (Out!)
    } else {
        Delete_Session_Forever($sess_ref);
    }
}


Here is the code in data.conf for the
Delete_Session_Forever()...


sub Delete_Session_Forever
{
$sess_ref = shift;
	$sess_ref->delete();					# Destroy session for good
	# Create cookie that tells browser to destroy the one it's storing
	$cookie = cookie (-name => "session_id",
						-value => $sess_ref->session_id(),
						-path => url (-absolute => 1),
						-expires => "-1d");	# Expire Yesterday
	$loggedin = 0;
	$sess_ref->attr ("loggedin", 0);
	$message = qq~You have been Logged Out<br>AND<br>Your Session Has been Deleted!<br><br>~;
}

That is pretty much when it tells it to quit.

If you need to see the FRHWebDB::Session code let me know, I'll post it.

Thank you!
Richard

In reply to Re: Please help me... Apache::Session::MySQL by powerhouse
in thread Please help me... Apache::Session::MySQL by Anonymous Monk

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