Maybe it's not what you think of as your immediate problem, but that ge definitely looks wrong to me. That test will always return true, even if that value is not set. Most likely 
   if ($cookies{PHPSESSID}) {

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would be enough of a test, as it is supposed to be an object, thus true, if set at all.

I no longer see a reason for the eval wrapper, either, as there isn't much reason I can see for it to fail. Here's my version: 

unless ($cookies{PHPSESSID}) {
    $query->redirect(-location=>$redirecturl."0");
    exit;
}
$session = PHP::Session->new($cookies{PHPSESSID}->value);
$id = $session->id;

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Untested, though.

In reply to Re: Eval and Exiting by bart
in thread Eval and Exiting by datannen

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