05-19-2011
I dono't think so, which is why I prefer to have an Xvnc on each UNIX box. If I lose connection, or go home, I just reconnect to my vnc desktop. Depending on settings, two or more can connect to same desktop. If a box is rebooted or crashes, I lose only the local desktop.
You can tusc/truss/strace into your old processes, if you want to try to collect output of such. This generally slows them down. If they start writing to the dead terminal, they may die before you see anything.
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jifty::web::session
Jifty::Web::Session(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Jifty::Web::Session(3pm)
NAME
Jifty::Web::Session - A Jifty session handler
SYNOPSIS
In your etc/config.yml (optional):
framework:
Web:
# The default ($PORT is replaced by the port the app is running on)
SessionCookieName: JIFTY_SID_$PORT
new
Returns a new, empty session.
id
Returns the session's id if it has been loaded, or "undef" otherwise.
create
Assign a new ID, and store it server-side if necessary.
load [ID]
Load up the current session from the given "ID", or the appropriate cookie (see "cookie_name") otherwise. If both of those fail, creates a
session in the database.
load_by_kv key => value
Load up the current session from the given (key, value) pair. If no matching session could be found, it will create a new session with the
key, value set. Be sure that what you're loading by is unique. If you're loading a session based on, say, a timestamp, then you're asking
for trouble.
unload
Flush the session, and leaves the session object blank.
loaded
Returns true if the session has already been loaded.
get KEY [TYPE]
Returns the value for "KEY" for the current user's session. "TYPE", which defaults to "key", allows accessing of other namespaces in the
session, including "metadata" and "continuation".
set KEY => VALUE, [TYPE]
Sets the value "VALUE" for "KEY" for the session. "TYPE", which defaults to "key", allows values to be set in other namespaces, including
"metadata" and "continuation". "VALUE" can be an arbitrary perl data structure -- "Jifty::Web::Session" will serialize it for you.
remove KEY, [TYPE]
Remove key "KEY" from the cache. "TYPE" defaults to "key".
remove_all
Removes the session from the database entirely.
set_continuation ID CONT
Stores a continuation in the session.
get_continuation ID
Pulls a continuation from the current session. Expects a continuation "ID".
remove_continuation ID
Removes a continuation with id "ID" from the store.
continuations
Return a hash of all the continuations in this session, keyed by the continuations' "id".
set_cookie
Sets the session cookie.
cookie_name
Returns the current session's cookie_name -- it is the same for all users, but varies according to the port the server is running on.
expires [VALUE]
Get or set the session's expiration date, in a format expected by Cache::Cache.
perl v5.14.2 2010-12-08 Jifty::Web::Session(3pm)