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Originally Posted by Paul M
As far as I am aware you can point more than one copy of the software at the same database without any problems - I have done this with test copies more than once to try hacks, new versions etc on a live database. I believe you would need to buy multiple licences for each copy you run publically.
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Some transient data like session stuff might get screwed up if there are multiple installations--for example, one minute you may be logged in, the next logged out, then magically logged back in. Technically, you need one license per set of vB files. However, given you (dramsey) seem to be describing a load balancing situation, it may be different in your case.
04-26-2005, 03:40 AM
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