I am setting up a website with a need to use some
sort of session management for a large amount of users. I cannot use typical
file based session managment because at any given time there could be up
to a million users logged in at once. (It is a LAMP linux/apache/php4/mysql
system). I am a bit confused though as how to go about this. The user will be
authenticated by verifying a username/password combo in a database, and then a
session created.
My question is this:
After authentication, which type of session
managment should I use? I mean, just do the standard php stuff with the session_
functions? (wo'nt this be bad with the # of simoltaneous users i need to
support, because of the # of files on the server?) Or, shall I use something
more complex like PHPLIB or create my own scheme using mysql? Is there any
exisiting code/functions that can make creating my own scheme easier in order to
support mysql or am i way off with this question? I just need a bit of direction
here and any help is appreciated. Thanks!
-Derick
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