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erichmusickwc Novice May 22, 2003, 9:40 PM Post #1 of 5 (906 views) MongerPersist Can't Post I'm looking for a good session handling module; something similar to PHP's....their's is really good. I can't seem to find anything nearly as good for perl. I tried PHP::Session, looks like it might work, but I'm working on a script I'm gonna distribute to others and not everyone will have access to installing that and its dependecies. CGI::Session is REALLY slow...not any faster than connecting to mysql and then just doing a little something with it. I found this one called MongerPersist...very fast. I was wondering if one of you really super experts could look at the code and let me know if it's secure, as I want something fast and secure at the same time. Attachments: MongerPersist.pm (21.2 KB)

Haunter Novice Jun 3, 2003, 6:21 PM Post #2 of 5 (888 views) Re: [erichmusickwc] MongerPersist [In reply to] Can't Post CGI::Session.pm is pretty good you just need to write a error handling wrapper around it. Apache::Session works well also

erichmusickwc Novice Jun 3, 2003, 7:00 PM Post #3 of 5 (886 views) Re: [Haunter] MongerPersist [In reply to] Can't Post How do these two methods compare (time-wise and security-wise) to, say, using MongerPersist or my own queries to a mysql database?

Haunter Novice Jun 3, 2003, 8:46 PM Post #4 of 5 (883 views) Re: [erichmusickwc] MongerPersist [In reply to] Can't Post Well This is my opinion. Both are basically tied hash interfaces to some extent. Apache::Session take better advantage of embedding and mod_perl. So if you are on an Apache Server and mod_perl is installed it might be a better answer. CGI::Session has a few really nice functions but does not use mod_perl speed benefits directly. Although it still is quite fast if you implement you script correctly. By this I mean a DB connect at the begining and CORE exit of the script. I have used CGI::Session more so I like it better. It is also crossplatform to IIS if you happen to find yourself on that server. This is the main reason why I use it. It is more portable.

erichmusickwc Novice Jun 6, 2003, 7:57 PM Post #5 of 5 (872 views) Re: [Haunter] MongerPersist [In reply to] Can't Post ok...thanks

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