Hi,
A user of usenet uses a special program, for example gnus. It has been
based on the special protocol. Mailing lists which have been
based on the broadcast delivery is simple to use, but the big amount
unstructed letters is difficult to read. The question-answer
relationship doesn't image. I w
> >
> > Another solution, which is not really what the OP was asking about, but
> > probably fixes his problem, is to ensure that each request from the same
> > client will always be sent to the same webserver (based on a hashing of
> > the client's IP address, for example.)
>
> But client's IP ca
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 2:06 AM, Lars Haugseth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Another solution, which is not really what the OP was asking about, but
> probably fixes his problem, is to ensure that each request from the same
> client will always be sent to the same webserver (based on a hashing of
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Dorward) wrote:
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> JuneEarth wrote:
> > How to make CGI sessions to be shared among multi-webservers? Thanks.
>
> They have to use a shared data store for the session information. Using
> a database for that would be one approach.
Another solution, which is not really
