Chris McDonough wrote:
On Thu, 2004-02-19 at 16:30, Dennis Allison wrote:
Chris-- I need to squash this bug. Any thoughts as to were to begin. Have you tried to locate the error? -d
Yes. And I haven't been successful. I suspect that it's something related to conflict errors.
- C
If it's any help, I recently found myself in a situation where sessions caused trouble relating to conflict errors. What was happening, I think, was an intervening proxy server. What I needed was: user A on machine 1 user B on machine 2 user C on machine 3 username was from basic authentication. machine id was determined automatically by the sessioning mechanism. But machines 1,2,3 were sharing a proxy server. Let's call the proxy server machine 7. What I got was: user A on machine 7 user B on machine 7 user C on machine 7 The result was unresolvable conflict errors, and I think it was only if two or more users' responses in a field differed within a very short time. I had to abandon sessions and put the user-specific data in the relational database, keyed by username. -- Jim Washington