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[V 1.10]
Date=2009-11-13T13:20:00
Comments= <<EOT
- Run dos2unix
- Rename Changes.txt to CHANGES
EOT

[V 1.09]
Date=2008-05-15T11:11:00
Comments= <<EOT
- Delete V 1.08 from CPAN and upload V 1.09, hoping CPAN will index it properly this time.
All this because some uses have logged a ticket (RT#35515) about not being able
to use 'cpan' to install the module. They are right, I can't get 'cpan' to work either
- Start shipping Changelog.ini
EOT

[V 1.08]
Date=2006-06-12T11:32:00
Comments= <<EOT
- Version 1.07 was never uploaded to CPAN. It was just available from my site, and was meant
for testing the proposed callback mechanism in CGI::Session::find. That mechanism was
changed before CGI::Session 4.14 was released, so my module's code now changes to match.
Also, since CGI::Session has been patched so its sub find() no longer updates the session's
access time, my module now uses atime instead of ctime when checking for expiry
EOT

[V 1.07]
Date=2006-04-12T14:36:00
Comments= <<EOT
- Add method expire_sessions() which uses CGI::Session V 4 method find() to find all sessions,

Changes  view on Meta::CPAN

	- Remove POD heads 'Required Modules' and 'Changes'.

1.11  2010-02-10T14:01:28
	- MANIFEST.SKIP updated to exclude MYMETA.yml. Add MYMETA.yml.

1.10  2009-11-13T13:20:00
	- Run dos2unix
	- Rename Changes.txt to CHANGES

1.09  2008-05-15T11:11:00
	- Delete V 1.08 from CPAN and upload V 1.09, hoping CPAN will index it properly this time.
	  All this because some uses have logged a ticket (RT#35515) about not being able
	  to use 'cpan' to install the module. They are right, I can't get 'cpan' to work either
	- Start shipping Changelog.ini

1.08  2006-06-12T11:32:00
	- Version 1.07 was never uploaded to CPAN. It was just available from my site, and was meant
		for testing the proposed callback mechanism in CGI::Session::find. That mechanism was
		changed before CGI::Session 4.14 was released, so my module's code now changes to match.
		Also, since CGI::Session has been patched so its sub find() no longer updates the session's
		access time, my module now uses atime instead of ctime when checking for expiry

1.07  2006-04-12T14:36:00
	- Add method expire_sessions() which uses CGI::Session V 4 method find() to find all sessions,
		and then expires sessions if appropriate. All this without evaling the contents of the session
		and which therefore resolves RT bug 16069
	- Document the new method and the new parameters to new()