[mod_python] Session management

Ah, that makes sense...Now I just need to find which "inter-process"
technique I should be using in order to maintain consistency ;)

~= Chris =~


On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 12:55:47 +0900, Hiroaki KAWAI <kawai at iij.ad.jp> wrote:
> > > Depending on what type of apache configuration you run, one or more
> > > interpreters will be used. Sometimes interpreters die and new ones get
> > > created.
> >
> > Hmm...it's interesting you say that somtimes the interpreters die and
> > new ones get created because I'm running into a "problem" where I will
> > test a mod_python page and it will works perfectly several times again
> > and again, but then i'll test it out again, and the interpreter seems
> > to "forget" the values.  I'll keep testing the page with the same
> > values, and then the page will work again.
> 
> One interpreter is created per one apache child process. If you're running
> prefork MPM (and set MaxRequestsPerChild or have multiple spare child
> servers), you're posting a HTTP request sometimes to the same interpreter,
> sometimes to other interpreter.
> I think one of 'inter-process' techniques is useful for what you're
> trying.
> # If I'm saying wrong, someone please correct. :-)
> 
> ---Hiroaki Kawai
> 
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