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11 September 1999 Jeffrey Baker <
[email protected]>
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DESCRIPTION
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This is Apache::Session 1.03.
These modules are used to keep persistent user data across http requests.
Apache::Session was designed for use with Apache and mod_perl, but works
just as well under CGI and any other web server.
Apache::Session is Copyright(c) 1998, 1999 Jeffrey William Baker
<
[email protected]>. Distribute under the same terms as
Perl itself.
PREREQUISITES
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Build and install Perl (pref. 5.005_03), Apache (pref. 1.3.9) and mod_perl
(pref. 1.21). To use Apache::Session at all, you must have the MD5 and
Storable modules available on CPAN (
http://www.perl.com/CPAN).
If you wish to use the DBIStore modules, you will need DBI (1.09+) and the
DBD for your database.
INSTALLATION
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tar -xvzf Apache-Session-1.03.tar.gz
cd Apache-Session-1.03
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
Substitute "nmake" for "make" above if you are using Windows.
EXAMPLE
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Install eg/example.perl under your document root and run it.
AUTHORS
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Jeffrey Baker <
[email protected]> is the author of
Apache::Session.
Andreas J. Koenig <
[email protected]> contributed valuable CPAN
advice and also Apache::Session::Tree and Apache::Session::Counted.
Gerald Richter <
[email protected]> had the idea for a tied hash interface
and provided the initial code for it. He also uses Apache::Session in
his Embperl module and is the author of Apache::Session::Embperl.
Jochen Wiedmann <
[email protected]> contributed patches for bugs and
improved performance.
Steve Shreeve <
[email protected]> squashed a bug in 0.99.0 whereby
a cleared hash or deleted key failed to set the modified bit.
Peter Kaas <
[email protected]> sent quite a bit of feedback
with ideas for interface improvements.
Randy Harmon <
[email protected]> contributed the original
storage-independent object interface with input from:
Bavo De Ridder <
[email protected]>
Jules Bean <
[email protected]>
Lincoln Stein <
[email protected]>
FURTHER INFORMATION:
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Apache by Apache Group comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix
http://www.apache.org/
mod_perl by Doug MacEachern
[email protected]
http://perl.apache.org/