[hunchentoot-devel] Re: session shearing question

[Andrea Chiumenti]

Thanks for your replies,
I'll go with what I've written then, so that who wants may evaluate the
patches, (they'll be provided into a separate lisp file, the will override
some hunchentoot functions).
The modifications will be available in one day or two into claw project
registered at common-lisp.net

For what concerning the example on port, it was just an example, to make
present that in some environment, asking configuration modifications to the
edp group of a cutomer, may result a pain (I speak for experience).

Thx for suggestions,
Have a nice day,

kiuma
On Jan 17, 2008 10:09 AM, Nicolas Neuss <neuss at math.uni-karlsruhe.de> wrote:

> "Andrea Chiumenti" <kiuma72 at gmail.com> writes:
>
> > Anyway since my project seems the only with the need of different
> > sessions, I'll try another approach that doesn't involve hunchentoot for
> > my needs, before publishing the first commit.  Have a nice day, kiuma
>
> I also have three SBCL/hunchentoot servers running on the same machine
> which could be replaced by one with the help of your patches.  So, in
> principle I would be interested in this feature if it could be integrated
> in Hunchentoot nicely.  However, even if such a version of Hunchentoot
> would be available I am not sure if running only one instance would be a
> good idea, since a bug in one application would wreak havoc on all.
>
> [I must admit that I had no problems in asking our computing center for
> more
> open ports.  If this would not have worked, I probably would have put my
> servers behind Apache/modlisp (which I probably will do anyway at some
> point, because people occasionally reported problems accessing my servers
> from places which allowed only connections on port 8080).]
>
> Nicolas
>
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