A better way to set this up might be to use a reverse proxy in front of www1.test.com and www2.test.com. Users would go to www.test.com and the reverse proxy would forward communications between the front-end and the servers in the back, thereby balancing the load. Cookies should still work fine, regardless of the server that actually sets them. (I'm not sure if PHP's built-in sessions would work...)
Since I'm assuming you're using Apache here, you'd most likely want to look into using Squid, which is a kick-ass proxy. Setting up the re-director is a bit of a hastle, since you basically have to write one from scratch, but it isn't too difficult. (There are lots of pre-made ones that can handle things like round-robins, randomness, all that jazz.) J Baumann Reto wrote: > Is it possible to have sessions (via cookie) on a load balanced > environment? Therefore having > www1.test.com > and www2.test.com > > and share the same sessions? The systems can access the same file-system, > but it seems that the session is not passed. Could this have something to > do with session.cookie_domain? > > Thanks for any help > > Reto -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
