You can do this your self using shared memory segments and custom session handling functions. There are lts of good reasons to leave them in files, one is that you can have an NFS volume that a group of servers can share letting you have the luxury of sessions behind a loadbalancer.
On Wed, 2003-03-26 at 08:02, Ján Šuňavec wrote: > Hi > > > > > I have one idea. Store session data in memory instead file. It's fast > when file. Yes I know when script is finish all data is delete. But > this can be same like file session. But in memory. > > > > > Akelavlk > > > > ====================== REKLAMA ================================= > Vyrazne zlavy pocitacov a prislusenstva > Toshiba Pocket PC e740 v cench u? od 24.300,- Sk bez DPH > Navstivte nas na adrese http://www.somi.sk/akcie.php > ================================================================ -- Chris Field [EMAIL PROTECTED] Affinity Solutions Inc. 386 Park Avenue South Suite 1209 New York, NY 10016 (212) 685-8748 ext. 32
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