I'd already found my problem, that I had to set the "path" propert of a cookie object something like below:
myCookie.path = '/' This is not the cookie content and not documented in the mod_python cookie module documentation. I hope this will help anyone else.. Regards, Kutlu On Nov 26, 1:32 am, ShoqulKutlu <kursat.ku...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm testing the Cookie module's MarshalCookie in mod_python on my > localhost environment. Everything looks ok and cookie set, get and > update operations work well. But I'm not sure about the cookie name > could be set by Cookie module. I mean the name of cookie file saved in > the Temporary Internet Files directory of Internet Explorer. Consider > that I run the script ashttp://localhost:8080/myScripts/myScript > When I look at the Temporary Internet Files dir, not like other > cookies came from normal websites, the cookie file was saved as > "myScript/" and the cookie address is shown ashttp://localhost:8080/myScripts/ > I don't know this is normal behaviour of the browser or there is an > option to set the name of cookie file. > > I mentioned the expiration in the subject but maybe it's not related > to expiration. For example if I run > directlyhttp://localhost:8080/myScripts/myScript2 > after a day and look for the temporary internet directory again, I see > a second cookie named "myScript2/" and the first cookie (myScript/) > still exists there. But the first cookie seems no longer valid for > this domain although I set the expire range for 30 days. > > Do I miss something about cookies concept and behaviour of browsers? > Could anyone please clarify? > > Thanks and regards,Kutlu -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
