Hi Monks,

I'm using a catalyst model called 'DB' created by DBIx::Class. I want to use session::store::dbi, and am having difficulty with the configuration. Currently I receive an error:

session::Store::DBI: No session configuration found, please configure dbi_dbh

In my catalyst application.conf I have added the following fields: 

<Session>
expires 1200
dbi_dbh DB
dbi_table session
dbi_id_field id
dbi_data_field session_data
dbi_expires_field expires
</Session>

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and in Model::DB.pm I have the dbh: 

__PACKAGE__->config(
    schema_class => 'Bookie::Schema',
    
    connect_info => {
        dsn => 'dbi:SQLite:sportsbook.db',
        user => '',
        password => '',
        on_connect_do => q{PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON},
    }
);

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The model is working fine when I use session::Store::FastMmap, so I think that as per the error, I am not setting the correct dbi_dsn in the .conf file. I have tried every combination I can think of, using the package names of the result class, the schema, and simply the model name, but I keep receiving the same error.

I've searched this website and online for a solution, but can't find anything. So I would really appreciate some help from you guys!

Many thanks in advance,

Police

In reply to Configuring Catalyst Session data for sessions::store::dbi by PoliceCoP

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