Our sysadmin told me that this way is better because we won't make traffic
(and slow down) on the public network interface.
Marginal, you'd need to be doing *a lot* of data transfer. I think our data
transfer at our ISP maxes out at around 12Mbps on an average lunch time -
well below the 100Mpbs a poor network can do.
And he also told me that he cannot assign a single domain name that points
to 2 different IP addresses, because we have a single DNS. He told that
yes, if we would have 2 DNS, he could make one work for the intranet and
one for the internet access, but it is not the case.
Use HOSTS files on the local machines to override the DNS IP?
cookies_expire => 0,
If you have also tried with this kind of cookies and it works in Firefox,
please tell me the version of Firefox.
I've it on my dev setup and it works on current Firefox 2, however checking
the raw cookie and it's setting a time of 2 hours, so I think something else
is going on. I've not got time to dig further at the moment.
Carl
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