On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 3:04 AM, Rasmus Lerdorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> start 326616
> GET 327256
> GET 327276
> GET 327276
> GET 327276
> GET 327276
> GET 327276
> GET 327276
> GET 327276
> GET 327276
> GET 327276
> POST 327516
> POST 327588
> POST 327652
> POST 327712
> POST 327892
> POST 328064
> POST 328228
> POST 328384
> POST 328528
> POST 328628
It's not a solution, Rasmus, but here's more data, taken from
5.2.4. The results were exactly the same, in the same order, after
running your code ten times.
start 57140
GET 57820
GET 57820
GET 57820
GET 57820
GET 57820
GET 57820
GET 57820
GET 57820
GET 57820
GET 57820
POST 58244
POST 58492
POST 58728
POST 58948
POST 59060
POST 59164
POST 59264
POST 59360
POST 59452
POST 59452
When changing the for() loop in the curl() function to this:
<?php
for($args='',$i=0;$i<75;$i++) {
$args .= $i == 0 ? "a=$i" : "&a=$i";
}
?>
The results stabilize quicker:
start 57688
GET 58340
GET 58340
GET 58340
GET 58340
GET 58340
GET 58340
GET 58340
GET 58340
GET 58340
GET 58340
POST 58844
POST 59088
POST 59416
POST 59692
POST 59800
POST 59904
POST 59904
POST 59904
POST 59904
POST 59904
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