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Comments for: michael20020812
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Date: 08/24/02 11:47
By: James Subject: Stupid article Why do PHPBuilder keep printing rubbish aritcles? They used to be so good. This is rubbish, the speed and limits of a cgi PHP kill every good use for it The way to do it is to build PHP as a module in a different dir to the existing PHP, and use the same build of apache but with 2 different copys of httpd.conf leave apache ver1 as it is and apache 2 just runs on say port 8081 with the new php build, and the old one just runs fine. when your happy it works just edit the orig apache conf to load the new php and restart. |
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| RE: Another way to do this | Bruce | 01/16/04 11:31 |
| Another way to do this | MoSs | 05/25/03 08:23 |
| RE: Overhead of CGI squanders benefits of C? | Ian | 12/30/02 14:31 |
| RE:Stupid Article and other things | Will Green | 09/03/02 15:18 |
| need some help | fantaghiro | 09/02/02 04:17 |
| RE: A simpler way | Amit Kothari | 08/31/02 07:51 |
| RE:Stupid Article and other things | Michael Galloway | 08/27/02 11:59 |
| RE: To anwser some questions | Tony | 08/26/02 06:57 |
| I stand corrected | Michael Galloway | 08/24/02 14:24 |
| Stupid article | James | 08/24/02 11:47 |
| Re: A simpler way | Mark Constable | 08/23/02 23:33 |
| To answer some questions | Michael Galloway | 08/20/02 12:18 |
| Overhead of CGI squanders benefits of C? | Jeff | 08/16/02 03:23 |
| very useful! | chickoslav | 08/15/02 01:42 |
| A simpler way | Tony | 08/13/02 05:22 |
| CGI vs PHP module | Joe Li | 08/12/02 03:55 |
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