Hi all,

Just wondering whats the difference between SessionCookieName (mod_session) and CookieName (mod_user_track) directives. Can someone help me understand the difference between these two?

I know each of these have different purposes, but what is preferred? What if both of them are being used?

The problem is, I enabled both of them in my testing apache webserver (CentOS 6.4, Apache-2.4.4). The mod_user_track is allowing the cookies to be stored in the web browser, but not the mod_session.

Live headers show the following;

============================
Set-Cookie: saturncookie=99216130.4e6a27668eb98; path=/; expires=Sat, 05-Oct-13 06:22:32 GMT; domain=.domain.com
Set-Cookie: saturn=;Max-Age=0;path=/
Set-Cookie: saturn=;Max-Age=0;path=/
============================

Here is my setup;

mod_session.conf:
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Session On
SessionCookieName saturn path=/

mod_user_track.conf:
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CookieDomain .domain.com
CookieExpires "17 days"
CookieName saturncookie
CookieTracking On

Please also notice that the Set-Cookie header appears to be happening twice, with a single SessionCookieName directive.

Not sure what is causing that to happen by the way.

Bump can any apache administrator help me understand the difference between these two?

Did I raise this request in a wrong forum? Should this be moved into some other forums?

Please help me out.

Thanks.

Can someone please suggest if this is the right forum I've put my question in?

Do I need to raise it on some other forum area? Please help.