Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

Hi, Pardon my ignorance, what is storable. Murali -Original Message- From: Rodney Broom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Perrin Harkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Jeremy Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 10 May 2000 13:13 Subject: Re: speed up/load balancing of

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

According to G.W. Haywood: > Hi there, > > On Tue, 9 May 2000, Leslie Mikesell wrote: > > > I'm more concerned about dealing with large numbers of simultaneous > > clients (say 20,000 who all hit at 10 AM) and I've run into problems > > with both dbm and mysql where at a certain point of write a

Mod perl training material

Hi, We're devising some training material for new people in our firm. Can any body suggest a site which gives some decent exercises in CGI/Perl and mod+AF8-perl. Something like a project which can be completed in 2 weeks, at the end of which they'll have a hang of all basics. I would also like th

Re: Running file based sessions via NFS

Yes Jeffrey, you have railed against the netapp multiple times now. Send me some flawless hardware, I'd appreciate it :) The problems you describe effect all session management schemes that must span multiple systems ( database is down, can't read sessions, requests stack up etc ) and are not r

Re: Running file based sessions via NFS

On Tue, 9 May 2000, John Armstrong wrote: > Lots of folks are saying the running File based sessions over NFS is > problematic. We are doing it without any noticeable issues so far but > I am _very_ curious as to what we need to watch out for. I'd like to > meet the evil before I have to do ba

Re: growing processes

At 11:04 AM 5/9/00, Wim Kerkhoff wrote: >Snip [...] Hmmm. Well, some things to look at: globals aren't too good (i.e. use vars qw(...) ). Best to "localize" with my(); What's the SQL statement look like? $sth->fetchrow returns an array but I don't know off the top of my head if it automagic

RE: growing processes

> > Is doing the things below terribly bad? We're actually doing 90% of the > stuff in embperl, but we ran into problems in scoping when using > my (), so we > switched to use vars. > > #!/usr/bin/perl -w > > # some sample code > use strict; > use MyStuff; > use vars qw ($dbh $foo $bar $sql $sth

Re: growing processes

I don't think you want to "use vars" for your regular variables. Too dangerous, and you set yourself up for memory leaks. Declare them as lexicals. Only use a global for something you want to cache ($dbh). Something like: #!/usr/bin/perl -w # some sample code use strict;

Re: 100% sessions?

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Drew Taylor wrote: > > This works on my site, because the urlspace is completely > > ficticious. There is no disk path /home/abcdef0987654321, in fact there > > is no /home, nor even a document root at all. I just threw in the /home > > to make the URL look a little more fri

Re: 100% sessions?

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Tobias Hoellrich wrote: > and what happens when somebody bookmarks a URL with the session-id > prepended and comes back a week later with an invalid session-id in the URL? They get a screen that asks them to fix their bookmark, and shows them how. This is the only disadvantag

Running file based sessions via NFS

Lots of folks are saying the running File based sessions over NFS is problematic. We are doing it without any noticeable issues so far but I am _very_ curious as to what we need to watch out for. I'd like to meet the evil before I have to do battle with it if you get my drift. If anyone has an

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

> > Murali said: > > > a) NFS mount a server which will store all session data Just a note, NFS in specific can be very problematic. It takes some real tuning to get it just right. As for distributed data; session data ~should~ be small, under a kB. So you could move it around in almost any fassi

Re: 100% sessions?

You should be able to wrap the session creation inside an eval so that if the session has expired, your code doesn't break, it silently creates a new session behind the scenes. That's if you have this requirement. Later, Gunther At 04:50 PM 5/9/00 -0500, Jay Jacobs wrote: >On Tue, 9 May

without Apache::Registry, redefined subs still?

redefined subs with perlrun? pertinent parts, from httpd.conf: #for running perl scripts PerlModule Apache::PerlRun #for running perl internally from within apache #PerlModule Apache::Registry ErrorDocument 401 /cgi-bin/noAccess.pl

Re: 100% sessions?

At 01:40 AM 5/10/00 +0200, harm wrote: > ... >It doesn`t clear the referer header! >Any suggestions for better redirection strategies? Generate a html file >whith qualifies as ugly ;-) > > Then I guess our solution qualifies as ugly - you can spit out as many 302's as you want, it won't increase

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Jeremy Howard wrote: > Murali said: > > As I understand from this discussion we have 2 methods involving creating a > > session-server which will store all session data. > > a) NFS mount a server which will store all session data > > b) Have a DB in this server which stores thi

Re: 100% sessions?

On Tue, May 09, 2000 at 04:15:29PM -0700, Tobias Hoellrich wrote: > Rule #1: Never ever link directly to a remote site, but do it through a > redirector which makes sure that nothing that doesn't have to be sent to > the remote site gets sent to it. We use a handler that "listens" on > /redirect t

Re: [OT] Great book!

> another great one ive yet to purchase is object oriented perl > there is some sample chapters > online somewhere > See . It really is a tremendous book. I thought I knew OO Perl pretty well, but after reading Conway's book I realised I'd hardly b

Re: Cookies and redirection

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Alex Menendez wrote: > not completely sure about real mod_perl. However, the following works > great using Apache::Registry and CGI: > > print $query->header(-cookie=>[$id_cookie,$crypt_cookie], > >-Location=>$query->param("redirect").'?name='.@$ref[1].'&last_login='.@$ref[

Re: 100% sessions?

Rule #1: Never ever link directly to a remote site, but do it through a redirector which makes sure that nothing that doesn't have to be sent to the remote site gets sent to it. We use a handler that "listens" on /redirect turns urls like: /redirect/http://www.disney.com to the obvious

Re: 100% sessions?

On Wed, 10 May 2000, harm wrote: > On Tue, May 09, 2000 at 03:36:38PM -0700, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote: > > > > > > The cool thing about this is that relative links need not be rewritten at > > > all, the browser handles it! > > > > > > > I like to use session ids at the beginning of the URL f

Re: 100% sessions?

On Tue, May 09, 2000 at 03:36:38PM -0700, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote: > > > > The cool thing about this is that relative links need not be rewritten at > > all, the browser handles it! > > I like to use session ids at the beginning of the URL for another > reason: the users understand it. For e

Re: 100% sessions?

"Jeffrey W. Baker" wrote: > > On Tue, 9 May 2000, Tom Mornini wrote: > > > The cool thing about this is that relative links need not be rewritten at > > all, the browser handles it! > > This last part is a great point, and one that people would do well to > heed. I hadn't considered the implic

Re: Cookies and redirection

- Original Message - From: "Robin Berjon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >On Tue, 9 May 2000, Robin Berjon wrote: > >> Isn't there a work-around consisting of making 100% sure the cookie is sent > >> before the Location header ? Sure: Set cookie; if Reread_cookie do somthing good else do s

Re: [Mason]Determining TARGET frame

>I'm working on my own site with mod_perl and mason. > >I want cookie exchange ONLY with one particular frame. > >I *could* simply just maintain a list of pages that might >validly be in the paricular frame, but I'd prefer something >like... Would putting all those pages in one directory (or subd

Re: Cookies and redirection

At 08:53 09/05/2000 -0700, Perrin Harkins wrote: >On Tue, 9 May 2000, Robin Berjon wrote: >> Isn't there a work-around consisting of making 100% sure the cookie is sent >> before the Location header ? > >Not with MSIE. At least it didn't work for me. Works here for me with msie 4 and 5.1 on win9

Re: 100% sessions?

- Original Message - From: "Jay Jacobs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I've been perusing the archives on the topic of cookie vs. url vs. user > session tracking, and I can't find a solution that is 100% effective. I've been thinking for a while now on a "complete" state maintainance system. Altho

Re: Bitten by -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64

Ari Jolma wrote: > (This may be a general Perl question but since I have this problem > only with mod_perl I'm asking it here.) Perl's (5.6.0) Configure script > puts -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 into Config.pm's variable ccflags in > my machine (redhat 6.1 with linux 2.2.12). This causes for some > re

Re: 100% sessions?

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Tom Mornini wrote: > That is the tricky part. :-) > > Here's the sneaky way to handle it: Put the Session ID at the beginning of > the URI. If a request comes in with a Session ID, then strip it out of > $r->urii. If a request comes in without one, redirect them to the same U

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

Murali said: > As I understand from this discussion we have 2 methods involving creating a > session-server which will store all session data. > a) NFS mount a server which will store all session data > b) Have a DB in this server which stores this data. Through a network > connect to the DB and r

[OT] Re: 100% sessions?

Stas, this thread is very interesting. Guide material?

Re: 100% sessions?

Yes, we use our own url-rewriting implementation of Apache::Session::DBI - we just use method calls instead of hrefs ($ui->a_href('page.html','querystring','other stuff') ) which whop a key= into the query string. In addition, to time out sessions we added a timestamp field to the sessions data

Re: 100% sessions?

Jeffrey, At 02:32 PM 5/9/00 -0700, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote: >Why is the session ID invalid just because they left for a week? Ask them >to authenticate again and take them right back to whatever they were >doing. > >On some sites bookmarking the URL with the session ID embedded is the >optimal be

Re: 100% sessions?

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote: > Why is the session ID invalid just because they left for a week? Ask them > to authenticate again and take them right back to whatever they were > doing. > > On some sites bookmarking the URL with the session ID embedded is the > optimal behavior. >

Re: 100% sessions?

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Tobias Hoellrich wrote: > Tom, > > At 02:02 PM 5/9/00 -0700, Tom Mornini wrote: > >That is the tricky part. :-) > > > >Here's the sneaky way to handle it: Put the Session ID at the beginning of > >the URI. If a request comes in with a Session ID, then strip it out of > >$r->u

Re: 100% sessions?

Tom, At 02:02 PM 5/9/00 -0700, Tom Mornini wrote: >That is the tricky part. :-) > >Here's the sneaky way to handle it: Put the Session ID at the beginning of >the URI. If a request comes in with a Session ID, then strip it out of >$r->urii. If a request comes in without one, redirect them to the

Re: 100% sessions?

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Drew Taylor wrote: > > > I'm thinking of just relying on cookies, while not 100%, it's gotta be > > > close to 80 or 90% which may be good for this project. But I figured > > > others had faced this same issue and had an ample solution... > > > > We use in-URL session IDs fo

Re: 100% sessions?

A mod_rewrite recipe wouldn't help you a lot, because you actually need to parse the HTML, find all HREFs (and FORM actions) which point to your local site and add the session information to these. If you have a module which does process all the output from your handlers then this would be a good

Re: 100% sessions?

Tom Mornini wrote: > > On Tue, 9 May 2000, Jay Jacobs wrote: > > > I'm thinking of just relying on cookies, while not 100%, it's gotta be > > close to 80 or 90% which may be good for this project. But I figured > > others had faced this same issue and had an ample solution... > > We use in-URL

Re: 100% sessions?

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Jay Jacobs wrote: > I'm thinking of just relying on cookies, while not 100%, it's gotta be > close to 80 or 90% which may be good for this project. But I figured > others had faced this same issue and had an ample solution... We use in-URL session IDs for everyone, and give

Re: growing processes

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Wim Kerkhoff wrote: > On 09-May-2000 Perrin Harkins wrote: > > On Mon, 8 May 2000, Wim Kerkhoff wrote: > >> On a fresh restart of apache, my processes are about 20 ~ 25 MB each, > >> which is about normal for mod_perl (as far as I know). However, > >> within a few hours (with

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Leslie Mikesell wrote: > > We use a custom written session handler that uses Storable for > > serialization. We're storing complete results for complex select > > statements on pages that require "paging" so that the complex select only > > happens once. We store user objects

100% sessions?

I've been perusing the archives on the topic of cookie vs. url vs. user session tracking, and I can't find a solution that is 100% effective. Here's the scenario... using Apache::Session::DBI on a public site, where registered users can log in to get detailed information and "place orders" online

Re: package globals?

Thanks, you're right. In single user mode it hit it just the once. Bill At 12:56 PM -0700 5/9/00, ___cliff rayman___ wrote: >are you hitting the same child process over and over again? >try starting the server in single user mode -X, and see if >you still see the same results. > >cliff > >Bill

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote: > If you are using an RDBMS which has atomic operations, you can turn off > locking in Apache::Session with no effect. I think every RDBMS I've seen, includig MySQL, guarantees atomicity at this level. > On the subject of locking, I think that the daem

Re: Cookies and redirection

not completely sure about real mod_perl. However, the following works great using Apache::Registry and CGI: print $query->header(-cookie=>[$id_cookie,$crypt_cookie], -Location=>$query->param("redirect").'?name='.@$ref[1].'&last_login='.@$ref[3].'&site_id='.$query-> param('site_id')); I think A

Re: package globals?

are you hitting the same child process over and over again? try starting the server in single user mode -X, and see if you still see the same results. cliff Bill McCabe wrote: > Hi All > > I have a mod_perl module in which I am trying to make use of package > globals for relatively static data.

Re: growing processes

Hmm, I may give that a try. My main issue was all the memory it was taking 10 mod_perl process taking up 512+ MB of memory is just not right. I was thinking that they way I was passing the database handle $dbh between functions was actually making a copy of the connection instead of a point

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

Hi there, On Tue, 9 May 2000, Leslie Mikesell wrote: > I'm more concerned about dealing with large numbers of simultaneous > clients (say 20,000 who all hit at 10 AM) and I've run into problems > with both dbm and mysql where at a certain point of write activity > you basically can't keep up. T

Re: OT: Re: Most nonesense I've ever read about mod_perl

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Keith G. Murphy wrote: > Date: Tue, 09 May 2000 09:43:29 -0500 > From: Keith G. Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: mod_perl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: OT: Re: Most nonesense I've ever read about mod_perl > > Frank Mayhar wrote: > > > > Matt Sergeant wrote: > > > On Sun

Re: how to get Devel::Symdump working with mod_perl code?

On Thu, 4 May 2000, Tom Roche wrote: >> I'm trying to use Devel::Symdump to document code, >> Unfortunately Loader, or rather Perl, is having a problem with >> Apache::DBI.pm. The first source file require's OK. The second >> source file, GetDBs.pm, use's Apache::DBI(), line 202 of which is >>>

Re: Newbie Question -

Geoffrey Young wrote: > > > Drew Taylor wrote: > > I'm quite sure it would be an easy write, but I just haven't done it > > yet. I think once I convert my CGIs to handlers, it makes > > sense to do it > > then. It would be interesting to see if anyone else is interested and > > work out an API for

Re: growing processes

On 08-May-2000 Jeff Beard wrote: > Not strange, a memory leak. You've got some bad code. If you have a program > that you've been twiddling with recently, that would be the place to start > looking. The thing is, It's been doing this since I started coding on things... I just clicked into a

Re: [OT] Great book!

another great one ive yet to purchase is object oriented perl there is some sample chapters online somewhere "J. J. Horner" wrote: > > Well, in an effort to improve my effectiveness when coding perl, I bought > > "Effective Perl Programming" by Hall w/ Schwartz. > > I must say, I am enj

RE: Newbie Question -

> -Original Message- > From: Drew Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 9:08 AM > To: Peter Haworth > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Newbie Question - > > > Peter Haworth wrote: > > > > Drew Taylor wrote: > > > What I would really like is a module which

RE: Determining TARGET frame

On 09-May-2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm working on my own site with mod_perl and mason. > > I want cookie exchange ONLY with one particular frame. > > I *could* simply just maintain a list of pages that might > validly be in the paricular frame, but I'd prefer something > like... > > Is

Re: Newbie Question -

Drew Taylor wrote: > What I would really like is a module which subclasses Apache::Request, > and has the popup_menu, scrolling_list, and checkbox group methods > available. That way I can use the smaller (faster) Apache::Request and > still have the few HTML generation methods that I need. This w

Re: [OT] Great book!

> "J" == J J Horner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: J> Well, in an effort to improve my effectiveness when coding perl, I bought J> "Effective Perl Programming" by Hall w/ Schwartz. J> I give this book 4 1/2 'J's out of 5. Thank you. I don't think Joseph reads this list, so I'll be sure to pa

Re: [mod_perl] Mini HOWTO

One tiny problem... Most of the document isn't viewable from Netscape 4.72 Nelson Correa de Toledo Ferraz wrote: > > Hi, > > I've just finished a mod_perl mini HOWTO. It will help developers to > install mod_perl and _configure_ it. Please let me know if you have any > idea to improve this doc

Re: [OT] Great book!

> Well, in an effort to improve my effectiveness when coding perl, I bought > > "Effective Perl Programming" by Hall w/ Schwartz. Nah, Randal Schwartz came and taught for us at State Farm and he doesn't know what he's talking about. He just... what? He reads this list? Oh, hi, Randal! :) I'm

Re: [Mason]Determining TARGET frame

Clients don't inform the server of what frame a click originates frame, you'd have to have a query string or URL based session mgt setup and do it yourself. You can direct the client what window/frame to load a response in with a "Window-target" header but that's about all you can do. OK, back

[mod_perl] Mini HOWTO

Hi, I've just finished a mod_perl mini HOWTO. It will help developers to install mod_perl and _configure_ it. Please let me know if you have any idea to improve this document. http://www.insite.com.br/~nferraz/projetos/mod_perl.html See you, Nelson ___

Re: OT: Re: Most nonesense I've ever read about mod_perl

Frank Mayhar wrote: > > Matt Sergeant wrote: > > On Sun, 7 May 2000, Frank Mayhar wrote: > > > Perl does have some good constructs for Web work, too. I've been writing > > > a webstore and some stuff is really convenient that would be inconvenient > > > in C. On the other hand, there's some stu

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

> I'm more concerned about dealing with large numbers of simultaneous > clients (say 20,000 who all hit at 10 AM) and I've run into problems > with both dbm and mysql where at a certain point of write activity > you basically can't keep up. These problems may be solvable but > timings just below

[OT] Great book!

Well, in an effort to improve my effectiveness when coding perl, I bought "Effective Perl Programming" by Hall w/ Schwartz. I must say, I am enjoying this book. It appears to be one of the few tech books that I can read front to back and be engaged from start to finish. I bought it Sunday, an

Re: Cookies and redirection

On 09-May-2000 Perrin Harkins wrote: > Bill Desjardins wrote: >> I checked the archives and the guide to no avail, so here goes. I am >> having trouble setting a cookie in the header and then doing a >> redirect. The cookies are working fine every where, but if I add a cookie >> to $r->headers_ou

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

According to Tom Mornini: > > There must be some size where > > the data values are as easy to pass as the session key, and some > > size where it becomes slower and more cumbersome. Has anyone > > pinned down the size where a server-side lookup starts to win? > > I can't imagine why anyone wou

newbie problem..

hi, The present system is having the following access control system. If the request is from a perticular ip address/domain name mentioned in config file it will give access directly with out authenticating (like asking for user name /password) else it will promte for user name /password for auth

Re: Newbie Question -

Peter Haworth wrote: > > Drew Taylor wrote: > > What I would really like is a module which subclasses Apache::Request, > > and has the popup_menu, scrolling_list, and checkbox group methods > > available. That way I can use the smaller (faster) Apache::Request and > > still have the few HTML gene

Re: Cookies and redirection

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Robin Berjon wrote: > At 00:13 09/05/2000 -0700, Perrin Harkins wrote: > >Bill Desjardins wrote: > >> I checked the archives and the guide to no avail, so here goes. I am > >> having trouble setting a cookie in the header and then doing a > >> redirect. The cookies are working

package globals?

Hi All I have a mod_perl module in which I am trying to make use of package globals for relatively static data. The code is in essence the following: package Apache::repsys; #File Apache/repsys.pm use strict; use Apache::Constants qw(:common); my ($var1, $var2); sub handler { my $r = shift;

Determining TARGET frame

I'm working on my own site with mod_perl and mason. I want cookie exchange ONLY with one particular frame. I *could* simply just maintain a list of pages that might validly be in the paricular frame, but I'd prefer something like... Is there any method for the Apache::Request object or it's Ma

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Gunther Birznieks wrote: > As far as I knew Apache::Session has never even had anything to do with > cookies. It is a persistent storage mechanism where the session "handle" is > a uniquely generated ID. > > What you are interested in is a Session "manager" which understands

"require"ing another script?

I recall that files processed with require and use are processed once (unless you use StatINC, but that's irrelevant to my problem). Is there a safe/efficient way to call another script from within a mod_perl script? Or is this extremely inefficient? My other solution would be modularize the secon

Re: growing processes

On 09-May-2000 Perrin Harkins wrote: > On Mon, 8 May 2000, Wim Kerkhoff wrote: >> On a fresh restart of apache, my processes are about 20 ~ 25 MB each, >> which is about normal for mod_perl (as far as I know). However, >> within a few hours (with little use except by our development team), >> th

Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

Hi, Reading thorough this interesting posting, I want to focus back on tying session data across a network. We are facing a similar problem on our service, which is currently based on a single server. We're enabled the app. so that it is mirrored on a periodic basis across a range of servers. An

Re: apache1.3.12, modperl1.23, perl5.6, ApacheJServ1.1, OpenSSL0.9.4, modssl

Hi there, On Mon, 8 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I've expirienced similar problems on Solaris (2.6). After a weeks > worth of hours I feel confidant saying that the instability is from > perl 5.6.0 NOT from mod_perl(1.23) [snip] > IMHO Solaris(2.6)Perl(5.6) just isn't fully cooked yet.

BIG problem seems to be a LITTLE one is solved. THANKS for all comments.

See subject.

RE: To-Experts: BIG problem: my variables in nested subroutin

> QUESTION: But how should I transform the script, if the > anonymous subs call each other? Very simple little example: #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; my $i = 0; my $a; my $b = sub { print "$i\n"; exit if $i++ >= 10; &$a }; $a = sub { print "$i\n"; exit if $i++ >= 10; &$b }; &$a; Does

Re: To-Experts: BIG problem: my variables in nested subroutines, whic h call each other

I'm seconding Ime's suggestion, and adding one piece, you don't have to use anonymous subroutines for everything..., that would be.., well, a big pain. Named subroutines where EVERYTHING it uses is passed in via references. Also it's return values are sent back via reference as well. References

Re: To-Experts: BIG problem: my variables in nested subroutines,whic h call each other

| QUESTION: But how should I transform the script, if the anonymous subs call | each other? | I get always the following error: | Undefined soubroutine &main:: called at line . | I don't know how to solve this. Is there any solution for this? Can I make | any prototype defs for such subroutines?

To-Experts: BIG problem: my variables in nested subroutines, which call each other

Hi! I should migrate Perl-CGIs to mod_perl for performance reasons. We use many subroutines in our CGIs, which read and write global (my-defined) variables. Our plain subroutines are not nested, but they are when the mod_perl wrapper is put around them at execution time. In this special case, so

Re: Cookies and redirection

At 00:13 09/05/2000 -0700, Perrin Harkins wrote: >Bill Desjardins wrote: >> I checked the archives and the guide to no avail, so here goes. I am >> having trouble setting a cookie in the header and then doing a >> redirect. The cookies are working fine every where, but if I add a cookie >> to $r->

RE: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites

> -Original Message- > From: Jeffrey W. Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 9:19 PM > To: Leslie Mikesell > Cc: Jeffrey W. Baker; Greg Stark; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: speed up/load balancing of session-based sites > > > On Mon, 8 May 2000, Leslie Mikesel

Re: Session management moudle suggestions?

Stephen Zander wrote: > > I've avoided session management like the plague until now (intranets > let you get away with that sort of thing :)) but rolling out web-based > LDAP is forcing session management upon me. > > Other than Apache::Session what are my choices? How well do any of > these pl

Re: Cookies and redirection

Bill Desjardins wrote: > I checked the archives and the guide to no avail, so here goes. I am > having trouble setting a cookie in the header and then doing a > redirect. The cookies are working fine every where, but if I add a cookie > to $r->headers_out->add(), set a location via $r->headers_out