Daevid Vincent wrote: >> Just to be clear, what exactly are you trying to do? Are you trying to > logout a user.... > > No. > > We write enterprise level software probably far surpassing what PHP was ever > intended for.
hmm. > > However, our GUI is web based (LAMP). so the GUI uses php but the rest doesn't? kind of nullifies the statement aboveif thats the case. > > We have fail over cluster nodes. If a user is logged into one via a virtual > IP, the browser sees it as transparent. When a node fails, it fails over > fine (again, the browser still sees the same VIP). But the sess_ file is not > on the new node -- by design. We purposely don't copy the /tmp/sess_ files. > What we want is, since the session is gone, that $_SESSION['login'] is (in > theory) missing/false [although it seems that PHP RAM takes precedence over > HD now and this didn't used to be the case] that the user should be > re-prompted to login. so the user is prompted to login in again if a cluster node he happened to be talking to fails.... whats the point of the transparency then? I really don't care if my browsers sees the IP consistently - I'd rather just stay logged in. have you considered that your enterprise level software might require a custom session handler (see http://php.net/manual/en/function.session-set-save-handler.php) maybe some kind of mysql cluster running a master-slave config? which would potentially give you real transparency in case of a failed node. > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
