I have two Windows machines.
machine A has apache/mysql/php (main host)
machine B has apache/media server (secondary host for high bandwidth
media such as video)
I have admin tools (written in PHP and using sesson variables) on A
which allows for updating of the database with pictures and such. The
admin tools also allows you to delete records.
When the user deletes a record using the admin tools on machine A, I
also want to delete some media files on machine B.
At this point, I figured that I should have my admin tools call a PHP
script on machine B to delete files from the B's filesystem.
I did a search online and it seems that I should use a header() call
to call the PHP script on machine B.
But what if I want to RETURN the user to the admin tools? Can I send
another header() from machine B's script? What will happen to the
session variables? How can I hold onto the session variables while
moving between web servers?
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-James
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