Ah yes, I concluded that myself, and it's indeed the simplest way to keep
the list safe from harm and fast :]
However, I responded to poll the need for a PHP solution to OpenSRS, since
PHP is getting more and more popular and I think that having three or four
different PHP clients and wrappers are not the most effective way to solve it.
I think we should combine our efforts (almost said 'our forces', watched
too much cartoons lately ;) to make ONE good PHP OpenSRS client and get it
'official' so it can be added to the OpenSRS manual/filedir/etc, so people
that are not aware of this mailinglist can use it too (I wasn't awere of it
until recently, and I made an attempt at a client and made the wrapper
because I thought there were no PHP solutions!).
I was thinking about a c++ php module to do all the 'hard' work, like
connections, encryption and unicode/race conversion, which would speed up
the client even more :], but it would also mean php/apache recompilation
and 3rd party php mods, although we could get it to be part of the base php
install once it final. The only problem I forsee are the regular updates of
the OPS protocol and client, but I think some c++ guru could solve it by
placing the code in a binary dll/dso/so which the php module calls.. or
something :]
Anyway, are there plans from OpenSRS to support PHP, are there people on
this list who think OpenSRS should support PHP, or do we have to take
action ourself? Let's talk :P
-Arjan Wekking
At 13:20 7-2-2001, you wrote:
>Just as a note, the mailinglist does reject mails with attachments, or
>mails that get too big. Had some problems with virii, and the simple fix
>(in the interim) was to disable attachments. My apologies...
>
>Charles Daminato
>TUCOWS Product Manager (ccTLDs)
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Arjan Wekking wrote:
>
> > (Hmm, does the mailinglist reject mails with attachments? I've sent this
> > mail twice and it never got thru... let's try without an attachment :)
