How about mounting a shared disk on all 4 webservers, and storing
your session files on that? The database option is probably
best though.
HTH.
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Michael Kimsal [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Use a database to store the session information.
>
> Or store everything in files on one machine and map connections
> from the other servers to the main one.
>
> (I prefer the first method)
>
>
> Martin Cameron wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know if it is possible to maintain session state across a
> > cluster of four web servers?
> >
> > Regards
> > Martin Cameron
> >
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