Hi Monks!
I am trying to delete a session without any success, I am wondering where I am doing the wrong thing here since I can't get the session deleted, instead if I refresh the page it creates another session. Here is the code I am using to load this session and delete it if it was working: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use CGI::Session ( '-ip_match' );
...
# sessionid value sample:
my $sessionid = "cgisess_dd931b714cb6768854c4efee7bc09c4b";
 
# log out session
my $del_session;
if($sessionid) {
    $del_session = CGI::Session->load( "driver:File", $sessionid,{ Dir
+ectory => '../sessions' } ) or die CGI::Session->errstr;    
# Delete session (if open)
 
    $del_session->delete() if ($del_session);
    $del_session->flush() if ($del_session);     
 }
...

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Thanks for the help!

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