We have a 2 node cluster behind a commodity load balancer with sticky
sessions. We are using PHP for front end pages, but all of our buisness
objects are Java and are saved/loaded from our DB via Hibernate. We
store php variables and objects in the php $_SESSION and that works
great. We store j
So i am trying to get the php framework I use up and running on
Quercus/Resin. The issue I have is hte ORM layer in the php framework
requires the fetch_field handling to be working and with the current state
of 3.1 alpha it is not working (but everything else including
implode/explode is looking
On Mar 13, 2008, at 8:39 AM, Andrew Fritz wrote:
> We have a 2 node cluster behind a commodity load balancer with sticky
> sessions. We are using PHP for front end pages, but all of our
> buisness
> objects are Java and are saved/loaded from our DB via Hibernate. We
> store php variables and ob
We are using cluster store assuming I've understood the config
file/documentation.
I'm sure that roll over isn't the problem. I've never seen a case were
an active session moved from one server to the other UNLESS I shut down
a server so I'm sure our load balancer is leaving them where they ar
It also just occurred to me that we have another problem that is
probably related (or in fact a result of the same root cause). To track
user log in we simply place their id into a variable in the $_SESSION
variable. If there is an ID in the session, that is the logged in user,
otherwise, the p
Both the add and remove behavior you're describing is exactly what would
happen if the load balancing was not sticky across 2 servers. What kind
of load balancer are you using?
I would try to confirm by creating a JSP like this:
<%=java.net.InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName()%>
and hit i
We are actually doing basically that on every page of the site. I put
the local host name in the footer. That is how I've confirmed. I'll try
again.
Let me get the model number on the load balancer and reply with that also.
Andrew
Serge Knystautas wrote:
> Both the add and remove behavior you'
Just did about 30 refreshes and it always comes back web1, never web2.
(request URL is entirely different, in a different domain in face; it
is returning the expected fully qualified local host name).
I'm not sure what brand/model the load balancer is. I'll put a call
into our hosting service
Our current environment has multiple physical servers behind a load
balancer. Each server is running resin 3.1.1 where a java servlet handles
requests. We have tested two different load balancer configurations with
session stickiness, but encountered the following results:
Config 1 - IP hash, se
Sorry if this is the wrong list, but the Quercus list appears to be KIA.
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bounces.
Now to my question/statement:
Smarty works great in 3.1.3, but is broken in 3.1.4 and 3.1.5. I opens
the template file and returns the contents unproce
Your problem is similar to mine.
I spent the entire day yesterday trying to debug phpbb3 running on
quercus. Phpbb3 appears to be using either Smarty or something
similar and I am getting almost the exact problem that you're getting.
It was super difficult to debug scripts under quercus. D
Chris Chen wrote:
Your problem is similar to mine.
I spent the entire day yesterday trying to debug phpbb3 running on
quercus. Phpbb3 appears to be using either Smarty or something
similar and I am getting almost the exact problem that you're getting.
It was super difficult to debug
I've narrowed this down to the regular expression issue. It's failing
on a regular expression that appears to work initially but later on
fails for some very strange reason. I have not yet been able to
pinpoint, but let me show you what I have so far.
In PHPBB3's includes/function_templat
Mitch,
We're using a hardware load balancer in front of our Resin servers. To
try and find a way to uniquely identify each browser in an SSL and NAT
world, we're utilizing the session ID on the SSL handshake.
Since NAT routers will consolidate IP addys, and cookies may be hidden
behind the SSL
Hi all,
I've noticed a fairly major change in the transactional behaviour in the
snapshot from 2008-03-04
basically if I have a session bean set up in the following manner
public interface IFoo
{
public method1();
public method2();
}
@Stateless
@Local ({IFoo.class})
@TransactionAttribut
On Mar 13, 2008, at 4:41 PM, Chris Chen wrote:
I've narrowed this down to the regular expression issue. It's
failing on a regular expression that appears to work initially but
later on fails for some very strange reason. I have not yet been
able to pinpoint, but let me show you what I ha
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