PET::Session::RamdiskHash

PET::Session

This is a very lightweight session handler optimized for speed. In therory, it stores session data in RAMDISK -- however, it needs a PATH so optionally that could mean a regular disk, too.

Sessions are stored in a key:value\n form in a text file. According to the first 2 md5 chars, derectories are created at “init” time.

This session implementation can only store one level of key/value pairs! Make sure that keys are ^\w+$ !

Summary

PET::Session::RamdiskHash	This is a very lightweight session handler optimized for speed.
Functions
init	Creates the 16*16 subdirectories for later use.
load	Load session from disk and returns it.
access	Session is accessed.
store	Store $self->{SESSION} by $self->{SESID} to disk.
_getPath	According to sesid, returns a path to the file we store our session data.
thaw($bin)	Returns the hashref (thawed) data.
freeze($data)	Returns freezed “binary” data.

Functions

init

sub init

Creates the 16*16 subdirectories for later use. Needs “session/ramdiskapth” in global.conf

load

sub load

Load session from disk and returns it. This is called from start.

access

sub access

Session is accessed. We have to “touch”.

store

sub store

Store $self->{SESSION} by $self->{SESID} to disk.

_getPath

sub _getPath

According to sesid, returns a path to the file we store our session data.

thaw($bin)

sub thaw( $ )

Returns the hashref (thawed) data. Needs the “binary” input in a string.

freeze($data)

sub freeze( $ )

Returns freezed “binary” data. Needs a hashref.