Thanks for your code.   After seeing more than a couple files build up in my /tmp/ directory I went back to the docs and realized something.   The existing package is all about CGI and sessioning  (well, duh)  but has little for admin/debugging.   The caveat you mention is rather spooky and can't be avoided with the existing API.   It might be nice to have a 'peek' method that wouldn't affect anything to do with the 'state' of the session, such as time of last access.   (Sure wish I had some of that "free time" people keep mentioning...)

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: delete session using CGI::Session by shenme
in thread delete session using CGI::Session by tbone

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