SQLite sessions are a good idea, however this is a problem with your
implementation. Because during inserts/updates sqlite locks the entire
database unless you turn of synchronization session mechanism will be
extremely slow. My earlier tests, showed 10-15 new sessions per second with
synchroni
Since SQLite will be bundled in the future, I sat down and got
acquainted with it by writing a module for the session extension which
allows users to store their session data in a SQLite database*.
To use, just apply the patch to session.c (which adds the reference to
the new module and adds the
