| Re: database-based sessions for 3rd party php app [message #179017 is a reply to message #179016] |
Wed, 05 September 2012 11:37   |
The Natural Philosoph
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Axel wrote:
> Hi readers,
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> I am currently trying to increase the performance of a 3rd party learning platform web app we are (still) using. The current setup is to store the PHP sessions on an NFS share, which I personally find not-so-good.
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> Now I don't want to touch the code of this app, for various reasons.
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> But I want database sessions.
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> Is there a good, proven and solid way to move the session management to the database _without_ modyfying the app's code?
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How could there be?
In order to write something into a *database* in preference to a file or
directory, requires application level changes. Or an entire rewrite of
part of PHP.
> Grateful for any tips, thanks in advance & greetings,
> Axel.
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