[Chameleon] session mechanism

[Julien-Samuel Lacroix]

Hi Bart,

You also have the possibility to share Chameleon session through MySQL. 
In chameleon/htdocs/common/session/ there's a mysql_session.php. If you 
rename it session.php (and configure the mysql connections), your 
session will be stocked in a MySQL database. This way, several machines 
can read them.

Julien

On 05/24/2005 12:08 PM, Bart Geesink wrote:
> Hi Bart
> 
> I just installed Chameleon on a two node cluster. I use a reverse proxy 
> (pound) to proxy the requests to these two nodes. Pound has the ability to 
> hold the session based on url id. 
> Another possibility is to share the /tmp folder over several servers (on a nfs 
> share for instance). Sessions are file based in chameleon and kept in the 
> temporary folder.
> Regards,
> Bart Geesink
> Nieuwland ICT Wageningen
> 
> On Tuesday 24 May 2005 17:49, Bart van den Eijnden wrote:
> 
>>Hi list,
>>
>>I have heard several times that Chameleon provides its own session
>>mechanism. Is there more detailed information about how this works?
>>
>>What kind of implications would this have when one wants to use session
>>replication mechanisms to scale a Chameleon application over several
>>physical servers?
>>
>>Best regards,
>>Bart
>>
>>Bart van den Eijnden
>>Syncera-ITSolutions
>>Postbus 270
>>2600 AG  DELFT
>>
>>tel.nr.: 015-7512436
>>email: BEN at Syncera-ITSolutions.nl
>>
>>
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