Heya Monks, looking for some wisdom cauz I am lost in the sessions... Running IIS5 & Activestate Perl (can't help it) index.pl looks like this: 
...
my $session = new CGI::Session(undef, undef, {Directory=>'c:\perl\temp
+\sessions'});
$session->param('UID', $UID);
$session->param('UNME', $UNME);
$session->param('GID', $GID);
print $session->header();
...

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When I debug I can see the header: Set-Cookie: CGISESSID=3b488a17c9cce9bc4dcf4654db65364c; path=/ and IE says it accepted the cookie. However When loading a new framepage using the same 
my $session = new CGI::Session(undef, undef, {Directory=>'c:\perl\temp
+\sessions'});

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which should check if the cookie is already created, a new cookie is generated, therefore loosing all my session details. Any ideas? Thanks!

In reply to CGI::Session multiple cookies by RaginElmo

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