I am having good success -now- with php and
aolserver. I just recompiled the latest stable release of PHP with the
aolserver options and am working fine with that. The caveat is that you
need to increase your stackspace beyond the default 128*1024.. when the
latest revision of glibc in redhat caused serious issues on my server it was
finally determined to be the problem. When I applied it I realized that
the sporadic (and not easily reproduced) problems I had been having with PHP
prior had evidenced the same symptoms it became clear to me that PHP is stack
size hungry :)
This is what I use with my servers and it works
great...
ns_section
"ns/threads"
ns_param stacksize [expr 256*1024] ;# Per-thread stack size for hungry C modules. I am using PHP for some third party add-ons
(gallery from gallery.menalto.com) and for custom stuff like my php based ad
server thats serving 10,000+ ads a day on my various servers...
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- [AOLSERVER] nsphp module Nathan Folkman
- Re: [AOLSERVER] nsphp module Patrick Spence
- Re: [AOLSERVER] nsphp module Dan Bradley
- Re: [AOLSERVER] nsphp module Jean-Fabrice RABAUTE
- Re: [AOLSERVER] nsphp module Roberto Mello