Re: Question about mod_fastcgi with exclusive session affinity

Is the idea that a single person is using one browser performing 
multiple instances of the same task at the same time?

I suggest you use the application to fix the problem. If a client is 
always showing up at the same server, the implementing language Classes 
can be used to represent state and thus you have control over which 
object instance gets picked up for the current hit. There are other 
means to manage state, but this is the most direct.

It is unclear that modifying the SA exclusive mode would work or be 
controllable.

If your intent is different, then an different alternative may apply.

Using a state machine in the server is better than exclusive mode in 
total.

Dan


On Oct 26, 2004, at 17:37, [email protected] wrote:

> server and application process.  I'd like to tie a single
> client to several of the same servers running exclusive with 
> mod_fastcgiSA.
> I'd like to pass some type of handle in the URL or
> http data to have the session server map that user and handle to an
> exclusive server and application.

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