G'day folks,
Here's a theoretical question for those of you using PHP's inbuilt session
facilities...
How do you "keep" your variables across redundant servers? Or,
isn't anybody out there hosting PHP-based services on grouped
servers?
My question may reflect a lack of understanding on just how PHP's sessions
work, but (bear with me a moment) I thought that session variables were
simply stored in a local file-store (default: /tmp).
Are people using NFS-shared directories, rsync (or some other method of
keeping such areas synchronised), or are all "redundant" sites using
home-grown session handling?
Ciao.
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