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I'm using Apache::Session to handle session data and am looking into alternatives to writing a session id cookie. I know that the common alternative is to write the id into the url and pass it between requests but I have heard this can be a tedious task ... which brings me to my question.

I have just begun to read up on Apache's mod_rewrite (used to manipulate url strings) and was wondering if anyone has had success using mod_rewrite to pass a session id through a url.

I appologize if this question is baseless as I am just now learning about the possibilities of the Apache mod.

author => jeyroz

In reply to Keeping track of a session id (mod_rewrite?) by jeyroz

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