Re: [Persistentperl-users] speedy/perperl on virtual host probs.

[Lorenzo D. <Lor...@fl...>]

Hi again,

Damn, it hurts to be so dumb! If this list is still alive, pls forget my 
earlier email. I have commited stupidy beyond words. I downloaded/decided to 
try kmon (something like a kde front end for mon), and, overeager as always, 
I wanted to give it a test run. I attacked it with loads of tests, including 
httpd on localhost. AARGH! My session handler will create a new session for 
each new incoming request. The mon script of course doesn't store cookies, so 
each time it checks if httpd is alive it gets a new session. 

Well, glad I have that resolved. Thanks to me for solving my prob, and thanks 
to the persistent perl team for the *right* solution :-)

++Lorenzo;


On Monday 17 February 2003 20:32, Lorenzo Danielsson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've run into a small problem using speedy with a virtual host setup. Now I
> know that a long time ago I read something about speedy and virtual hosts.
> But today I've tried searching to no avail (I'm on a sloooow dialup, google
> doesn't load, alltheweb times out during search). I can't even remember
> what the doc said because virtual hosting was a foreign concept to me at
> the time.
>
> I'm working on a system for managing software projects (something like
> sourceforge but smaller in scope). I've written my own session management
> stuff. Everything seems to works. But the other day I added some (name)
> virtual hosts to my apache config. Now what I have is a new session (in my
> sessions) table being created approx every 2 minutes.
>
> I've tried to rtfm, but no luck. I don't have the speedy sources because I
> made a mistake a downloaded redhat rpms. I no expert on apache
> configuration, so I could definately be doing something odd there..
>
> Now could somebody pls let me know what is going on? Am I doing anything
> wrong? (apache config perhaps?). If not, is there any way I can solve it?
>
> I really hope so, because I'm really happy using speedy. I don't want
> mod_perl eating my RAM, FastCGI is also not really *right*, and I don't
> want to have to start doing php.
>
> Btw, RH7.3, apache-1.3.23, speedy-2.21.
>
> Regards,
> ++Lorenzo;
>
>
>
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