Re: using an on-disk session caching framework

2002-10-31 Thread Bear Giles
Geoff Thorpe wrote: > The hash-database means the only way to remove expired sessions is to iterate across the entire database! Or you maintain an auxillary database that maps the expiry time to a list of session IDs. This could be a btree (perhaps with a bucket of session IDs, to avoid dulic

Re: using an on-disk session caching framework

2002-10-31 Thread Geoff Thorpe
On Thursday 31 Oct 2002 8:56 pm, Bear Giles wrote: > Edward Chan wrote: > > The default behavior of server-side session caching is > > to cache session in memory. This is probably not > > gonna work very well if there are a lot of connections > > to the server > > > > It says to "open file nam

Re: using an on-disk session caching framework

2002-10-31 Thread Bear Giles
Edward Chan wrote: The default behavior of server-side session caching is to cache session in memory. This is probably not gonna work very well if there are a lot of connections to the server It says to "open file named according to session id". However, session_id contains non-ascii chars,