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* the session carts are stored in the "session" table in hgcentral | * the session carts are stored in the "session" table in hgcentral | ||
* sessions with custom tracks have an entry "ctfile" in the cart that points to a file in the trash folder that has the "track" lines of the custom tracks | * sessions with custom tracks have an entry "ctfile" in the cart that points to a file in the trash folder that has the "track" lines of the custom tracks | ||
* special case: for named sessions, | ** remember that you can use /cgi-bin/cartDump to show this variable | ||
** you can then display the ctfile and use it to convert custom tracks to track hubs if really needed | |||
* special case: for named sessions, the ctfile files are moved to /userdata/ct/rr at some point | |||
* by opening the ctfile you can see pointers to tables in the customtrash database, these are table names | * by opening the ctfile you can see pointers to tables in the customtrash database, these are table names | ||
Revision as of 10:56, 13 September 2014
- each session (=hgsid) has a list of key=value entries that are called the "cart"
- the session carts are stored in the "session" table in hgcentral
- sessions with custom tracks have an entry "ctfile" in the cart that points to a file in the trash folder that has the "track" lines of the custom tracks
- remember that you can use /cgi-bin/cartDump to show this variable
- you can then display the ctfile and use it to convert custom tracks to track hubs if really needed
- special case: for named sessions, the ctfile files are moved to /userdata/ct/rr at some point
- by opening the ctfile you can see pointers to tables in the customtrash database, these are table names
