You could use apache mod_auth_tkt :
http://www.openfusion.com.au/labs/mod_auth_tkt/
Its main advantage is that it'll authentify a user, hence your script
gets the user ID, which you can use as a key in your session table for
instance.
Cut paste for the lazies :
mod_auth_tkt is a
Hi folks
I'm designing a table to be used for web session management. If all
goes well with the project, the table should have 100,000+ records and
be getting hammered with SELECTS, INSERTS and UPDATES.
The table will need a technical key. The question is, what is the most
efficient way to do
Bruno Wolff III wrote:
Using a sequence shouldn't be slow.
Thanks - that's the main thing I need to know.
The main potential problem is that it will make the session IDs
guessible if you don't take any other steps. That may or may not
be a problem.
Thanks for the warning, but I won't be
