I have an application that creates a CGI::Session on Server1 and passes it around using http requests
Then at a certain point I need to make an https request to server2. I have no problem picking up the session on Server2.
Once the processing on Server2 is complete I perform a 
my $url =qq(http://server1.xxx.yy.zz/cgi-bin/server1.pl?id=$id);
$page->redirect($url);

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server1.pl then executes the following code 
my $session_dbh = DBI->connect('dbi:Pg:dbname=xyzzy') or die $DBI::err
+str;
my $id = $page->param('id');
my $session = CGI::Session->new("driver:PostgreSQL", $id, {Handle=>$se
+ssion_dbh});
my $currid = $session->id();

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When I then check the the two ids they do not match $currid is in fact a new session
and the old session has been deleted Any thoughts would be very helpful

UPDATE:Found it the clocks on server2 was an hour behind
and my session was set to expire after 15 mins so when
server1 went to check the last time the session had been active it
thought it had timed out :(

In reply to Problem passing CGI::Session between servers by ColtsFoot

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