Branch 'VADER' - web/modules

web/modules/pxt/PXT/Request.pm | 5 +++-- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) New commits: commit d7b6f18d4ac672298154616a5df3663e062464a6 Author: Justin Sherrill <jsherril(a)redhat.com&gt; Date: Fri May 29 15:45:24 2009 -0400 501784 - fixed issue with timed out logins that required cookie deletion to log in again issue resolved around the fact that we are no longer setting the domain in the java stack, but still was in the perl coupled with the fact the expire time on the perl side was using the config value session_cookie_lifetime which was not set, resulting in a cookie that would only expire when the browser was closed diff --git a/web/modules/pxt/PXT/Request.pm b/web/modules/pxt/PXT/Request.pm index 7dbc235..dd66184 100644 --- a/web/modules/pxt/PXT/Request.pm +++ b/web/modules/pxt/PXT/Request.pm @@ -437,7 +437,7 @@ sub cookie_jar { @secure = (-secure => 1) if $self->ssl_available; - my $timeout = PXT::Config->get("session_cookie_lifetime"); + my $timeout = PXT::Config->get("session_database_lifetime"); my @expire; @expire = (-expires => $timeout) @@ -456,7 +456,8 @@ sub cookie_jar { my $session_cookie = new Apache2::Cookie $self->{apr}, -name => $self->session_cookie_name, -value => $self->session->key, - -domain => PXT::Config->get("base_domain"), + #-domain => PXT::Config->get("base_domain"), + # Don't set the cookie's domain, as it will cause issues since we aren't setting it in the java stack @expire, @secure, -path => "/";