Hi Pierre-Mikael
I had the same problem about a year ago - needed to make a session keeping
vars from one script to the other (other than parsing is along in the header
or the URL).
I came up with a small daemon running which will store strings out of a
session id. Please see the attached daemon, a small start script and some
example code. I remembered that I had some nice ideas about how it could be
extended but I don't use it anymore so you know old code. I hope you can use
it for some sort of template.
Claus Bo
-----Original Message-----
From: Pierre-Mikael Legris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21. januar 2001 17:22
To: DTCL
Subject: persistants variables and channels.
Hi,
About persistants variables for mod_dtcl.
I think that a micro server should run in the background to keep and serve
variables to the scripts. It should also be used to run scripts at
determinate
intervals, or when the load is low.
For example let's say that I'm running a server that will authetificate the
users for each required document. Then I'll keep a table of all the
actually
logged users, with their cookie or whatever. Querying a database will be I
think
to costly.. and maybe I just don't want to save this data..
Another interesting thing is that I could like for with crontab, run
specific
task at a determinate time, or when the load is low.
For example I would like to save a certain variable to synchronize a
database
and a persistant variable.
I was thinking of having variable servers, launched by the users himself.
The problem is that I don't see how to pass the server channel to each httpd
child.
Any idea are welcome.
Perki
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