Have you look at Cookbook ?

There is a session manager with DB storge capabilities.
http://quixote.ca/qx/StoringSessionsInDatabase

mixing that with cookies will solve your problem (I think).



But I must say that I've never got such problem (lighttpd-1.4.7 +
quixote-2.1). Browsers will save sessionID in a cookie. Then the browser
can stop and start (if the server stays up).
Have you check that your browser will save/manage cookies correctly ?

Problems I've has was concerning multiple threads of the server that are
not sharing their sessionIDs.





Tom Lesters wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for William for answering my previous question regarding scgi and
> lighttpd.
> But is it a bug or it suppose to act lik that?
>
> Is there a good way to keep user logged in even after restart browser?
> For example, when we sign in google account(not gmail) with "remember me
> on
> this computer" checked,
> even we restart browser, we'll still logged in for google account.
>
> I understand that I need to set and get my own cookies.
> What is a good way to do it in Quixote 2.4?  write a subclass of Session
> and
> SessionMananger with added handling of my own cookie(not session coockie)?
> or modify Publisher class in someway? Or there is already a package can
> help
> me to accomplish it.
>
> thanks a lot,
> Tom
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