CGI::SessionM 2.00

IP-address of database server can be used as server name, e.g. 127.0.0.1. For non-standard port just add ";port=1234" after server name (1234 is example of port number). So the complete string will be -host=>"127.0.0.1;port=1234"<br /><br />Authorize method takes "true" (non-0) and "false" (0) values as second parameter. For "true" value session will be created without error generation. Elsewise session will be created with error #1. See the errors description in ERRORS chapter.<br /><br />Most of methods return session data in such sequence:<br /><br />id<br /><br /> identifier of record in table<br />guidm<br /><br /> session identifier<br />ip<br /><br /> IP address<br />dt<br /><br /> session lifetime<br />login<br /><br /> user login entered for authorization<br />cnt<br /><br /> count of attempts to eneter password<br />content<br /><br /> user data<br /><br />You need to care for pass GUIDM value (result of authorize method) from one page to another. It can be cookies operating or keeping GUIDM in GET/POST queries.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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