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Id: 2081
Status: resolved
Priority: 0/
Queue: CGI-Session

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Owner: Nobody in particular
Requestors: andrew [...] trappen.com
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Severity: Important
Broken in: 3.11
Fixed in: (no value)



It seems that after call is made to the flush() method, any changes to expire (or the creation of an expire time) are lost. But are only lost if no other params are modified. After looking at the source to CGI::Session, I noticed that there is no change the the _STATUS flags during a exipre method call. I believe this is what is causing this. Thanks, Andy Trappen
Subject: flush() expire() problem.
[guest - Tue Feb 11 06:18:48 2003]: Show quoted text
> It seems that after call is made to the flush() method, any changes to > expire (or the creation of an expire time) are lost. But are only > lost if no other params are modified. > > After looking at the source to CGI::Session, I noticed that there is > no change the the _STATUS flags during a exipre method call. > > I believe this is what is causing this. > Thanks, > Andy Trappen
[guest - Tue Feb 11 06:18:48 2003]: Show quoted text
> It seems that after call is made to the flush() method, any changes to > expire (or the creation of an expire time) are lost. But are only > lost if no other params are modified. > > After looking at the source to CGI::Session, I noticed that there is > no change the the _STATUS flags during a exipre method call. > > I believe this is what is causing this. > Thanks, > Andy Trappen
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