RE: [phplib] Re: The future of PHPlib From: Chris Johnson (chris <email protected>)
Date: 04/18/01

Not to worry about a holy war from me. Clearly, you have an example
which works and I would not argue with that. I only meant to speak in
generalities. I meant only to address the inefficiency problems with
PHP running as a called-then-forgotten CGI or module from a web server,
compared to the ability to maintain context and data over multiple web
hits that an application server could provide.

The best answer is, of course: "it depends".

Regards,
..chris

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jonathan Tullett [mailto:jtullett <email protected>]

> The site is 98% written in PHP (with a few perl backends) running on a
> mixture of sybase, postgres and mysql databases, and doesnt have many
> performance problems.
>
> We have 7 proxy servers, which are all either dual p3 733 or dual p3
> 833 which arent exactly top of the range.

> --
> Jonathan Tullett
> Systems Administrator

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