Tom Emerson
tree at basistech.com
Mon Nov 5 11:11:11 EST 2001
Jeff Davis writes: > I wanted to somehow inplement sessions in mod_python and I know it can > retain data between requests. My question is: does it still have access to > the persistant variables if a different backend answers the request? If I am > expecting to use sessions, I would need the variables to be consistant. I implemented a very simple session module which mostly works --- it worked well enough for the task I had at the time. It generates an opaque session identifier which corresponds to the name of a file on disk containing pickled session data. As I look at it now, it isn't robust in the face of multiple clients sharing the session id, but as I said it was written in about twenty minutes for an internal app. > Oh, and if anyone has some experience with existing session modules I would > be open to suggestion (I have seen a few around). I would prefer that it be > stable and somewhat scalable (I was thinking caching to a flat file > sequentially might not work well under all circumstances), but I don't know > whether that is necessary anyway. Are there any decent ones? I remember doing a brief search and not finding anything I immediately liked. I'd certainly be interested in tossing my code over the fence as the seed for a more robust session manager. -tree -- Tom Emerson Basis Technology Corp. Sr. Computational Linguist http://www.basistech.com "Beware the lollipop of mediocrity: lick it once and you suck forever"
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