I have a web application with several pages in it.
On one web page I set the cookie value to null, and I print it out and it works, but when I go to another web page on the same web application, the value was not wiped out, but it is still there.

I know that each session of Linux or apache user maintain its own environment and that when a cookie in one environment session got wiped out, it does not affect a cookie in another environment session.

The web application that I am running have one session even if the user clicked on a different page on the same application.

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def get_cookie():

cookie = Cookie.SmartCookie()
cookie.load(os.environ["HTTP_COOKIE"])

for key, item in cookie.items():

if key == "USERNAME" and item.value != "":
user_name = item.value

if key == "PASSHASH" and item.value != "":
user_password = item.value

if key == "COOKIE_TIME_STAMP" and item.value != "":
cookie_time_stamp = item.value

time_difference = time.mktime(time.localtime(time.time())) - float(cookie_time_stamp);
if (time_difference > 10): #if the time limit exceeds 10 seconds

cookie["USERNAME"]=""
cookie["PASSHASH"]=""
cookie["COOKIE_TIME_STAMP"]=""

for key, item in cookie.items():
if key == "USERNAME":
a = item.value

if key == "PASSHASH":
b = item.value

if key == "COOKIE_TIME_STAMP":
c = item.value

# The user_name, user_password, cookie_time_stamp
# should all be blank because of the loop above
return a, b, c

##############################

return USERNAME, PASSHASH, COOKIE_TIME_STAMP

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var_cookie_time_stamp = get_cookie();