(RADIATOR) Concurrent access in SessDBM.

[Dan Melomedman]

Hugh Irvine wrote:
> 
> Hello Dan -
> 
> DBM locking is not supported and we find that most Radiator users have 
> an SQL database for billing and customer management already, so an SQL 
> session database (which supports locking, multiple access, etc.) tends 
> to make more sense.

Hi Hugh.

We use LDAP for customer management (much better). Also RDBMS is not
a requirement for either sessions, or accounting. We are using RDBMS for
accounting records, but the _only_ reason why we're using RDBMS for
sessions is lack of concurrent access in SessDBM.

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