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Posted to dev@tomcat.apache.org by bu...@apache.org on 2015/03/09 14:59:29 UTC
[Bug 57532] Session expire message sent to cluster nodes even with
DeltaSession configuration not to
https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=57532
--- Comment #6 from andrew jardine <an...@jardineworks.com> ---
Hey Mark,
Sorry for the delay -- other priorities came up. I'm trying this again right
now, though I think I tried that as well already. Could be though that I did
not have the session replication configured correctly when I tried it. If
memory serves, this is what we found (though I am double checking this morning)
1. We set the jvmRoute attribute on the <Engine /> envelope. Node 01 had a
value of jvmRoute="01", Node 02, a value of jvmRoute="02" etc.
2. We configured Apache to use a sticky session based on the jSessionID.
3. This worked and my first request when to Node 01 so I ended up with a
session id similar to :: ABCD1234567890-01
4. All my subsequent traffic was routed to the 01 server.
5. Shutdown 01.
6. Apache started directing my requests to 02 -- but my jSessionID was now
post-fixing the 02 jvmRoute value so I had -- ABCD1234567890-02
7. Node 02 did not find a session with that ID, so it was creating a new
session.
-- again, I could have not had the replication working properly perhaps so I'll
do some more testing today and update this ticket with anything I find.
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