2 web servers serving same pages

[plenty900@yahoo.com]

Hi folks,

If 2 copies of Apache are serving the same pages and
running the same PHP, what if anything could get
messed up? I am specifically thinking session
variables might, but I know I don't know... so anybody know?

Thanks.

[plenty900@yahoo.com]

Re: 2 web servers serving same pages

This is not recommended unless the PHP does not modifications to the
pages or a database. Unless you put logic in the php code to check for
simultaneous access, you're libel to get weird and unpredictable results
of the two servers attempt to modify the same thing at the same time.

My impression is that every SQL access would have to be
surrounded by LOCK TABLES and UNLOCK TABLES commands.

But regarding sessions, it occurs to me that if a user
does one access and it goes to server A, and the next
access goes to server B, each server could have different
session info for that user.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: 2 web servers serving same pages

Michael Vilain wrote:

In article
<2da27430-370a-48ea-8a3d-f0ad51a098c0@x4 1g2000hsb.googl egroups.com>,
plenty900@yahoo .com wrote:
>

>>This is not recommended unless the PHP does not modifications to the
>>pages or a database. Unless you put logic in the php code to check for
>>simultaneou s access, you're libel to get weird and unpredictable results
>>of the two servers attempt to modify the same thing at the same time.

>My impression is that every SQL access would have to be
>surrounded by LOCK TABLES and UNLOCK TABLES commands.
>>
>But regarding sessions, it occurs to me that if a user
>does one access and it goes to server A, and the next
>access goes to server B, each server could have different
>session info for that user.

>
The OP didn't say they were using a database, so SQL isn't involved.
>

LOCK TABLES and UNLOCK TABLES are SQL statements...

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