py4web does sessions in redis by default (if you have redis). Just saying. On Thursday, 28 November 2019 14:56:37 UTC-8, Jose C wrote: > > >> Any feel for how many people are using redis for sessions? >> >> +1 on on redis for sessions. Use it for multiple apps although they're > all older web2py versions and python 2 setups. Upgrading one to python 3 > and web2py 2.18.5 which is when the redis session functionality broke. > Jim's fix is working for me on python3 with the early Nov master of web2py > (pre 2.19.0 it appears from changelog). Sessions appear to be working as > intended under this setup. > > I think Leonel posted earlier that they're also using redis for sessions. > > HTH, >
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