Sessions i perl?

der er ikke noget, der hedder sessions i perl, da det som sådan ikke er direkte lavet til webprogrammering... men det skulle undre mig, om ikke nogen har lavet et modul, der ordner det...

ellers burde det ikke være så svært at lave...

fra http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2001/06/05/cgi.html:

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Thoughts on Sessions and Security

A question that frequently comes up on the CGI::Application mailing list is how best to implement login security and session management. Experience has taught me that these are elements that are best excluded from your application code, and pushed into a lower layer of your Web server.

If you are using the Apache Web server, and are interested in implementing login security and session management, I encourage you to check out the various Apache::Auth* modules on CPAN. These modules tie into the "Authentication" and "Authorization" phases of the request. This code runs long before your CGI applications are called.

There are two primary advantages in placing your sessions and security code in this layer. First, your security will work for all documents, not just Perl applications. Even static HTML documents will be protected by this system. Second, putting sessions and security in this layer will avoid an architecture where programmers have to include special code at the start of their applications to participate in the sessions and security system.
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i bogen "CGI Programming with Perl" fra forlaget O'Reilly ( http://www.oreilly.com ) er der et helt kapitel om "maintaining state" som netop er det, du står og mangler...

Okay... Hvad vi jer Eksperter forslå hvis man skal lave et brugersystem hvor den scriptet skal huske brugernavn og password???

du kan lave det med cookies...

sådan at når man er logged ind, så får man eet eller andet id i en cookie... det er sådan at php gør det...

men ovennævnte bog kan anbefales...