You must be mistaken - neither the script, nor the module will actually create a persistent session.

Since I've already explained to you two times how you could make a working session with 1/4 of the code you're using, and I've pointed you to an alternative method that will do almost all the work for you, I can't imagine that anything I'll tell you will help you in the least, since you don't appear to read anything anybody tells you.

So, I'll tell you - again - to look at your previous threads and read the replies there . Please try to use your concentration while you do that - copy & pasting random lines of code is not the same as trying to understand a reply.

"What should it profit a man, if he should win a flame war, yet lose his cool?"

In reply to Re^3: session module by Joost
in thread session module by rjsaulakh

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