S. Kiehn (kiehn...@yahoo.com)

Thanks Hans for the response.  I made the patch, now I get new errors:

'Can't call method "can" on an undefined value at /usr/share/perl5/Apache/Session/Wrapper.pm line 650.'

I looked at the code block in question in Apache::Session::Wrapper and just for kicks I commented out the following lines:

645         my $header_object = $self->{header_object};
646         for my $meth (@HeaderMethods)
647         {
648             if ( $header_object->can($meth) )
649             {
650 #               if ( $header_object->$meth->can('add') )
651 #               {
652 # $header_object->$meth->add( 'Set-Cookie' => $cookie );
653 #               }
654 #               else
655 #               {
656                    $header_object->$meth( 'Set-Cookie' => $cookie );
657 #               }
658                last;
659            }
660        }

After doing this, no more errors and I had cookies with FastCGI and MasonX::R:MAS (it worked with mod_perl too). Since understanding the workings of perl modules is more than my current level of perl knowledge, I have no idea what implications those changes had on other things. However, could it be possible that a bug fix in one module turned up a problem in another?

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Researching a little more and re-reading my own post, I now see that the CGI::Fast object is being passed, it just does not have the headers_out() method needed by Apache::Session::Wrapper. My revised question would be, how do I incorporate a headers_out() method into CGI::Fast?

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Cannot seem to get this to work together (or with CGI). Here is a portion of my handler script:

    if ( !$h ) {
        $h = HTML::Mason::CGIHandler->new(

            data_dir => '/mason/data/dir',
            error_format => 'text',
            error_mode => 'fatal',
            allow_globals => ['$DB_SQLite'],
            request_class => 'MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession',
            session_cookie_name => 'SessionName',
            session_cookie_domain => '.example.com',
            session_class => 'Apache::Session::File',
            session_directory => '/mason/sessions/data/dir',
            session_lock_directory => '/mason/sessions/lock/dir', 
            session_use_cookie => 1,
            session_cookie_expires => '+20m'

        );
    }

The error I get in the error.log is:

error parsing headers: malformed header 'The 'header_object' parameter ("CGI :Fast=HASH(0x879b104)") to Apache::Session::Wrapper->new() did not pass the 'has a method to set headers' callback'

The perldoc for Apache::Session::Wrapper indicates that when outside of mod_perl "you must provide an object to which the cookie header can be added", but the perldoc for MasonX::R::WAS says "this module takes care of passing the 'header_object' and 'param_object' parameters to Apache::Session::Wrapper."

Am I missing something in my $h object?

I am using Ubuntu Dapper packages on Mepis, versions:

MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession  0.30
Apache::Session  1.80
Apache::Session::Wrapper  0.31

Any help would be appreciated.

Scott Kiehn






   
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I have a site that I am looking to host at grokthis.net, a mason fastcgi account. I understand without mod_perl I no longer have use of the $r object and Apache modules (Apache::DBI, MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession, libapreg, etc.). My question is this: Is there any other features of mason that I would be losing? Any info would be appreciated.

- S. Kiehn