Re^2: CGI::Session "cache" issue

[Zhris]

Hello,

Thanks for responding.

Firstly note that I broke the code down, excluding un-related parts. I am actually sending the headers only once. Once I have printed the redirect header, I exit the script (exit(1)). Its doing everything fine, its just not registering that i'm logged in, if I visit the page in a particular way (i.e. from the homepage after logging in, or from a redirect index page).

I have used CGI:Session on many occassions, but never for such a task. I have read the tutorial, as well as the main documentation a few times. From what I gathered, you don't need to pass an SID, unless the user has i.e. cookies disabled. The module should handle everything automatically.

Quote from the tutorial based on this line of code "$session = CGI::Session->new () or die CGI::Session->errstr;":

"We didn't check for any session cookies above, did we? No, we didn't, but CGI::Session did. It looked for a cookie called CGISESSID, and if it found it tried to load existing session from server side storage (file in our case). If cookie didn't exist it looked for a QUERY_STRING parameter called CGISESSID. If all the attempts to recover session ID failed, it created a new session."

I have tried CGI's redirect() method, and also used a basic HTML meta refresh, which results in the same issue.

I'm not used the the style of code you have provided, i'll have to examine it more closely to see if theres anything you've shown that could fix my issue.

Chris