Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Scalability, Server Farms, KDE Plugins

[Chris Weiss]

If you don't use php4 sessions or cookies you can easly run 2 web servers 
server-
farm style with one mysql DB backend.  In this way, the user session is in the 
url
and the db, so the web server doesn't care as long the db says it's a valid
session.

You can also run 2 databases off one phpgw install using "domains".

And of course running 2 phpgw installs on 2 db's off the same webserver is no
problem at all.

Raúl Alexis Betancort Santana (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>El Mon, Sep 16, 2002 at 06:47:33AM -0600, W. Chris Shank escribió:
>> How about this: would there be any conflicts in apache, php, or sessioning
>> if there were 1 webserver that had 2 copies of PHPGW, connecting to
>> different databases (ie: one stable and one development)? This is the
>> configuration I would like to run. Do I need to do any spcial
>> configuration of Apache or PHP to make this work?
>
>
> No problems at all, I have that configuration also, ... simply
>http://myserver/phpgw and http://myserver/phpgw-dev ... you only have
>to do the two instalations and the two setups.
>
> You will not have any problems with sessionids, apache or the
>databases (if you don't use the same for the two installations ;) )
>
> Best regards
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