WebFarms and Sessions

[eluser]bretticus[/eluser]
[quote author="Wuushu" date="1253747144"]However IF you are using CI, use the mysql-stored session type and this will not be a problem[/quote]

It's worthy to note that if you use CI for sessions without using the database, the session data is stored in browser cookies and will work just fine for a server farm front-ending one host name. CI sessions are not session cookies in the strictest sense.

[eluser]Wuushu[/eluser]
[quote author="bretticus" date="1253755666"][quote author="Wuushu" date="1253747144"]However IF you are using CI, use the mysql-stored session type and this will not be a problem[/quote]

It's worthy to note that if you use CI for sessions without using the database, the session data is stored in browser cookies and will work just fine for a server farm front-ending one host name. CI sessions are not session cookies in the strictest sense. [/quote]

Very true! The option of keeping all the session data inside the cookie will yield same results, I just like it less "tamper" wise!

[eluser]minimalistic[/eluser]
It was the fastest migration ever for me. I'm working with IT for 14 years now. This was really with no pain at all. Just had to recode a bit of DB access code. All done now, full working. Everall system went from 98% to 12%. I'm happy!

[eluser]Wuushu[/eluser]
Wow, 98% to 12%? Geez. Good job.