Correction.

Here's the matrix of test results.  Spidering is the system on which I 
run the spider.  Spidered is the system on which the application and 
database resides.

Spidering      Spidered   Status
=========      ========   ======

Production	Production   ok
Production	Development   ok      <--------------
Development	Production   no good
Development	Development  no good

On Friday, April 8, 2005, at 06:09  PM, Bill Conlon wrote:

> Ok, this has got to be a perl version issue, but maybe it's obvious,
> and will come to me as soon as I press send.
>
> I've got two servers, with identical applications and databases (I've
> mirrored them to make sure).
>
> Production server --  Redhat 9, perl 5.8.0 -- works fine
> Development server -- Fedora core 3, perl  5.8.5 -- worked on Fecora
> core 1, perl 5.8.3, but now doesn't.
>
> Here's the matrix of test results.  Spidering is the system on which I
> run the spider.  Spidered is the system on which the application and
> database resides.
>
> Spidering      Spidered   Status
> =========      ========   ======
>
> Production	Production   ok
> Production	Production   ok
> Development	Production   no good
> Development	Development  no good
>
> The swish-e related scripts and config files were copied from
> Production to development.  The only change was the base url, so the
> development server would get spidered.
>
> I've narrowed the problem down to my test_url callback, meant to
> exclude a link:
> /login.taf?_function=logout:
>
>          test_url    => sub { $_[0]->path !~ /\logout?$/ }
>
> The callback works on production, but not on dev. Debug shows the
> spider following the logout link, removing authentication cookies.  A
> few few more links are attempted, but fail because the spider is now
> presenting empty cookies.
>
> I've tried several other patterns, without success:
>          test_url    => sub { $_[0]->path !~ m/logout/ }
>
> I've verified that there are no other test_url subroutines lurking.
>
> swish-e version 2.4.3  (also tried unsuccessfully yesterday's current).
>
> thx
>
>
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