how does Apache maitain persistent connections?

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December 27th, 2000, 05:32 AM

r12345

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hi,
i have read that Apache maintains persistent connections so that a separate TCP/IP connection does not have 2 be established for requests coming from the same client.For this Apache does not close the TCP/IP connection after servicing a request but waits 2 see if there are more requests from the same client.But how does it identify the client? Does it use some session management and store some session id 4 each user using cookies ?or does it identify the clients using the TCP/IP headers? If it uses sessions where is the session information stored? i.e the session id etc for users?

thanx

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