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I am using an apache module that makes layout issues much easier sitewide. I
really want to use this module, but one of the problems is that the module is
generating the headers before the script or page is generated.
So when a user logs in, the cookie (which is being set in the headers during
the auth process) is not being set, and the user is unable to do anything after
logging in.
My only solution was to disable the module.
I was curious if anyone had written a better way of session tracking, either
using server cookies (passed in the URLs), no cookies, or using a different
method of setting the cookies.
One method I've tossed around is to write a script to set the cookie, and have
the output on the first page where they login set an IMG tag like this:
<IMG SRC="cookieimage.cgi?COOKIECODE" WIDTH=0 HEIGHT=0>
on the first page generated after login.
This would break text browsers, however.
Anyone have any ideas/input? I've disabled the module for now, so its not an
immediate issue, but I would like to reenable it sometime soon.
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