Cees, I suspected mod_perl might be the problem too, but I have disabled it for testing and am running as just a plain CGI script. I went ahead and added a warn $@ statement to the PostgreSQL driver for CGI::Session after the first eval in the store method when it tries to retrieve the session information. After doing this, I got an "execute on disconnected handle" error in my Apache log, so it looks like the handle is being destroyed or disconnected for some reason. Curtis H. >>> Cees Hek <suppressed> 6/22/2005 9:15:09 AM >>> On 6/22/05, Curtis Hawthorne <suppressed> wrote: > So, I'm guessing what's happening is that the database handle inside of > CAP::DBH is getting DESTROYed before the session object. Is there any > good way to get around this? That should only happen if you explicitly close the database handle. CAP::Session will keep a reference to the database handle, so the database handle will not be destroyed until after CAP::Session is finished with it. Another possibility is that your session never goes out of scope, hence it is never automatically flushed. This can happen under mod_perl if you keep the session in a global variable, or trap it in a closure. Cheers, Cees
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