> Hi all
>
> I noticed that when we include only *base.php *(for example in
> login.php) horde writes to the session object about 65 kb. data.(Without
> compression)
>
> We have about 3 million members.So its huge amount size of data to store
> for us.
>
> Most of the data is the applications details.
What do you mean with application details? The configuration items
from config/regsistry.php? In this case, simply remove all
applications that you don't use from registry.php.
> We want to use only *imp&dimp.*
>
> So how can i prevent the unnecessary data writing to the session object?
>
> Is there any idea to reduce the session object size?
Use a session handler like memcache that supports compression.
Jan.
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Thanks Michael
Disabling some applications reduced the session size but it still about
32 Kb.
And we look at linux then we saw 2 sessions are running.Why and where
this sessions have been created?
Best regards.
Thanks Jan
But i haven't used memcache before and i don't know where must i begin
in horde project for session handling..
Fatih
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/mailing.www.horde-imp/msg/7440f8d0742ac29c
>
> Thanks Michael
> Disabling some applications reduced the session size but it still about
> 32 Kb.
> And we look at linux then we saw 2 sessions are running.Why and where
> this sessions have been created?
That's the expected behaviour. A new session is created after the user
logged in. With recent Horde and PHP versions the old session is
deleted though.
> Best regards.
>
> Thanks Jan
>
> But i haven't used memcache before and i don't know where must i begin
> in horde project for session handling..
Uh, you are hosting 1 million users and don't use a custom session
handler? Do you use a sticky load balancer?
Jan.
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