Chuck Esterbrook wrote:
What if you created a SessionFilePerKeyStore which stored each key in
the session dictionary in a separate file? It doesn't eliminate the
problem entirely, but it might mitigate it enough. For example, if
Page B is mucking with different session data than Page A there won'
Chuck Esterbrook wrote:
On 11/2/05, Ben Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This approach is effectively a SessionFileStore which uses the client as
the store. The clobbering problem is still there: the user can hit Page A
with Cookies of State 1, and then while Page A is loading th
On 11/2/05, Ben Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This approach is effectively a SessionFileStore which uses the client as
> the store. The clobbering problem is still there: the user can hit Page A
> with Cookies of State 1, and then while Page A is loading the user hits Page
> B and their brow
Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
If others have input/experience with clustered appservers
or alternative session store algorithms, please speak out!
Peace - Ben
There's the option of not using a server-side session store at all. If your
session data is guaranteed to be small, and i
> If others have input/experience with clustered appservers
> or alternative session store algorithms, please speak out!
>
> Peace - Ben
There's the option of not using a server-side session store at all. If your
session data is guaranteed to be small, and if you can rely on cookies being
enabled
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Anybody made a memcached SessionStore?Hancock, David
(DHANCOCK) wrote:
We're
Hancock, David (DHANCOCK) wrote:
Anybody made a memcached SessionStore?
We're thinking about creating a
memcached SessionStore backend, but (being quite lazy and not as smart
as most other people) I'd much rather copy or adapt somebody else's
code. Has anyone done this already? Any
Title: Anybody made a memcached SessionStore?
We're thinking about creating a memcached SessionStore backend, but (being quite lazy and not as smart as most other people) I'd much rather copy or adapt somebody else's code. Has anyone done this already? Any advice before I start in on this pro
