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;; Copyright 2007-2011, Matthew Welland.
;; 
;;  This program is made available under the GNU GPL version 2.0 or
;;  greater. See the accompanying file COPYING for details.
;; 
;;  This program is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
;;  implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
;;  PURPOSE.

(declare (unit session))
;; (require-library dbi)
;; (use dbi)
(use (prefix dbi dbi:))
(require-extension regex)
(declare (uses cookie))

;; sessions table
;; id session_id session_key
;; create table sessions (id serial not null,session-key text);










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;; Copyright 2007-2011, Matthew Welland.
;; 
;;  This program is made available under the GNU GPL version 2.0 or
;;  greater. See the accompanying file COPYING for details.
;; 
;;  This program is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
;;  implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
;;  PURPOSE.

(declare (unit session))


(use (prefix dbi dbi:))
(require-extension regex)
(declare (uses cookie))

;; sessions table
;; id session_id session_key
;; create table sessions (id serial not null,session-key text);
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(define (session:make-cookie self)
  ;; (list (conc "session_key=" (sdat-get-session-key self) "; Path=/; Domain=." (sdat-get-domain self) "; Max-Age=" (* 86400 14) "; Version=1"))) 
  ;; According to 
  ;;    http://www.codemarvels.com/2010/11/apache-rewriterule-set-a-cookie-on-localhost/

  ;;  Here are the 2 (often left out) requirements to set a cookie using
  ;;  httpd-s rewrite rule (mod_rewrite), while working on localhost:-A
  ;;
  ;;  Use the IP 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost/machine-name as the
  ;;  domain; e.g. [CO=someCookie:someValue:127.0.0.1:2:/], which says
  ;;  create a cookie -someCookie¡ with value ´someValue¡ for the
  ;;  domain ´127.0.0.1$B!m(B having a life time of 2 mins, for any path in
  ;;  the domain (path=/). (Obviously you will have to run the
  ;;  application with this value in the URL)
  ;;
  ;;  To make a session cookie, limit the flag statement to just three
  ;;  attributes: name, value and domain. e.g
  ;;  [CO=someCookie:someValue:127.0.0.1] %G–%@ Any further
  ;;  settings, apache writes a expires¡ attribute for the set-cookie
  ;;  header, which makes the cookie a persistent one (not really
  ;;  persistent, as the expires value set is the current server time
  ;;  %G–%@ so you don-F-t even get to see your cookie!)-A
  (list (string-substitute 
	 ";" "; " 
	 (car (construct-cookie-string 
	       ;; warning! messing up this itty bitty bit of code will cost much time!
	       `(("session_key" ,(sdat-get-session-key self)
		  expires: ,(+ (current-seconds) (* 14 86400)) 
		  ;; max-age: (* 14 86400)







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(define (session:make-cookie self)
  ;; (list (conc "session_key=" (sdat-get-session-key self) "; Path=/; Domain=." (sdat-get-domain self) "; Max-Age=" (* 86400 14) "; Version=1"))) 
  ;; According to 
  ;;    http://www.codemarvels.com/2010/11/apache-rewriterule-set-a-cookie-on-localhost/

  ;;  Here are the 2 (often left out) requirements to set a cookie using
  ;;  httpd-F�s rewrite rule (mod_rewrite), while working on localhost:-A
  ;;
  ;;  Use the IP 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost/machine-name as the
  ;;  domain; e.g. [CO=someCookie:someValue:127.0.0.1:2:/], which says
  ;;  create a cookie -Y�someCookie� with value �someValue� for the
  ;;  domain �127.0.0.1$B!m(B having a life time of 2 mins, for any path in
  ;;  the domain (path=/). (Obviously you will have to run the
  ;;  application with this value in the URL)
  ;;
  ;;  To make a session cookie, limit the flag statement to just three
  ;;  attributes: name, value and domain. e.g
  ;;  [CO=someCookie:someValue:127.0.0.1] %G–%@ Any further
  ;;  settings, apache writes an� expires� attribute for the set-cookie
  ;;  header, which makes the cookie a persistent one (not really
  ;;  persistent, as the expires value set is the current server time
  ;;  %G–%@ so you don-F-F�t even get to see your cookie!)-A
  (list (string-substitute 
	 ";" "; " 
	 (car (construct-cookie-string 
	       ;; warning! messing up this itty bitty bit of code will cost much time!
	       `(("session_key" ,(sdat-get-session-key self)
		  expires: ,(+ (current-seconds) (* 14 86400)) 
		  ;; max-age: (* 14 86400)