From: "Free Grafton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > The problem we are experiencing is that we are starting to have so many > users on at one time that they are getting bumped off faster and faster. We > have increased the MaxUsers in apache up to 1000, but that doesnąt seem to > make any difference. Our session_cookie is set to 0 in the php.ini file so > there is no inherent timeout for users. We have 1.5GB of memory on our > production server and arenąt experiencing any memory swaps, so I donąt think > that is it as well.
What do you mean by "bumped off"? Is their session data disappearing? Maybe you have so many concurrent users that the "unique" session id isn't unique anymore and people are being given the same ID, overwriting the data? If you're referring to session.cookie_lifetime being set to zero, that means it only exists until the browser is closed, then the cookie is deleted. > The only other possible thing I can think is that it might be related to > session.gc_maxlifetime =1440 in the php.ini file. I have looked and canąt > really find much valuable information on what this really does and if it > would have any affect on our sites. I don't think this would be causing the trouble. This setting controls the cleanup of old session files in your temp directory. When the garbage collection is triggered, if the session file has not been accessed for over 1440 seconds, it's deleted. If someone still has a cookie matching this session, then when they return to the site, a new (empty) file will be created. ---John Holmes... -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
