[PHP] PostgreSQL and PHP - some Great Bridge news

2001-03-27 Thread Ned Lilly

All,

I'm pleased to announce two initiatives at Great Bridge aimed at
improving the integration of PostgreSQL and PHP, and some exciting
stuff that we're doing as a company to get behind PHP more fully.

First, Great Bridge is partnering with Zend Technologies to include
a fully-integrated installation of PHP in an upcoming Web
developer's edition of Great Bridge PostgreSQL.  In addition to
professionally-supported PHP (and other open source Web
technologies), we'll also give our customers the chance to purchase
Zend's value-added PHP tools (IDE, cache, encoder, and more...)
Zend  is a major contributor to the open source PHP effort, and
we're very happy to be working with them.

Secondly, we're pleased to announce that three PHP core developers
have joined the Great Bridge advisory committee- Rasmus Lerdorf, the
creator of PHP; Thies Arntzen, an expert in PHP-database
connectivity; and Sascha Schumann, PHP author and provider of
high-performance webchat solutions.  Rasmus, Thies, and Sascha will
work with us to help craft our Web developer products and services,
including (of course) a fully optimized free download package.
We'll be putting some development energy into the PHP-Postgres
interface, and look for other ways the two open source projects can
help each other.

We're also very interested in hacker feedback as to what you'd like
to see in a software and service package that revolves around the
Web development "stack."  What kind of tools, building blocks, and
applications would you like to see commercially supported?  Don't be
shy - please email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] with any suggestions.
I'll also be at ApacheCon in a few weeks if you'd like to get
together in person.

Thanks,
Ned

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Re: [PHP] any way to count subscribers to PHP lists?

2001-03-04 Thread Ned Lilly

Thanks to all who responded. Sounds like there's no built-in way for list subscribers 
to access this info on demand, but this info gives me a baseline.

If anyone has any ideas on how to regularly collect this info, I'd welcome any 
thoughts.  My idea is to try and track subscriber and list activity for certain 
projects on a running basis, to create kind of a "open source activity index."

There is apparently a command for the list owner, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ... 
maybe a hack to ezmlm to allow list members to access it, like majordomo has?

Anyway, thanks again.

Ned


 Subject: Re: [PHP] any way to count subscribers to PHP lists?
 Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2001 16:56:24 -0500
 From: Brian Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: "PHP is not a drug." [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Hi Ned,

 @ 9:27:57 AM on 3/3/2001, Ned Lilly wrote:

  Hi, I'm wondering if there's an ezmlm equivalent of the "lists-full"
  command for majordomo.   That command returns data like the
  following (from the PostgreSQL list):

 While not exactly what you wanted, this may provide some of those
 statistics:

 http://www.zend.com/cgi-bin/m_stats.pl?list=php-generaldate=200101
 http://www.zend.com/cgi-bin/m_stats.pl?list=php-generaldate=200102
 http://www.zend.com/cgi-bin/m_stats.pl?list=php-generaldate=200103

 January 2001, February 2001, and March 2001 respectively.

 -Brian
 --
  Please do not carbon copy me on list replies.

   

 Subject: Re: [PHP] any way to count subscribers to PHP lists?
 Date: Sat, 03 Mar 2001 17:20:01 +0800
 From: "Jim Winstead" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  Hi, I'm wondering if there's an ezmlm equivalent of the "lists-full"
  command for majordomo.   That command returns data like the following
  (from the PostgreSQL list):

 no ezmlm equivalent that i'm aware of, but here's the subscription
 figures for the php lists:

 php-announce   3031
 php-beta333
 php-cvs134
 php-cvs-digest  1
 php-cvs-daily525
 php-cvs-daily-digest  3
 php-cvsroot  4
 php-db   1167
 php-db-digest577
 php-dev659
 php-general   1914
 php-general-digest974
 php-gtk187
 php-gtk-digest  1
 php-i18n168
 php-i18n-digest 82
 php-install627
 php-install-digest366
 php-kb   2556
 php-lang 23
 php-lang-digest  0
 php-migration133
 php-migration-digest 49
 php-mirrors 33
 php-notes  8
 php-notes-digest  0
 php-pear377
 php-qa 60
 php-qa-digest  0
 php-template126
 php-template-digest 15
 php-test  3
 php-windows544
 php-windows-digest329
 phpdoc244

 jim



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[PHP] any way to count subscribers to PHP lists?

2001-03-03 Thread Ned Lilly

Hi, I'm wondering if there's an ezmlm equivalent of the "lists-full"
command for majordomo.   That command returns data like the
following (from the PostgreSQL list):

---
pgsql-general   (no description)
   Subscribers: 1217
   Posts:   1589 in the last 30 days
   Archive URL:?
   Digests:
 daily:  Daily Digest
---

actually, the lists-full command returns that data for every list
hosted at postgresql.org.  I'm building some general open source
advocacy statistics, and would love to have the same data on PHP
lists...

Thanks, and best regards,
Ned Lilly


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