Hi boboson, I'm just figuring out CGI::Session myself...
I think you have a typo - $session->expires shouldn't have the 's', according to the docs: CGI::Session

I'd think that you would want to expire the session after a shorter period of inactivity....?

Update: There's a section on this in the tutorial.

Hope that helps :-)

Further update: I'm wondering about something... does your module always give the session(s) the same session id? I admit that I haven't played with CGI::Session->name()... :-/

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In reply to Re: always logged in with CGI::Session by bibliophile
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