Hi Gordon,
Certainly like to see it.
Can you send it me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or put it up somewhere, Ta very much.
Never used a cron job yet, but have been reading up on them.
I've actually run my program on the server and it seems to works ok.
It was mainly to help me learn php, as I don't have a
On 3/6/06, Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Mike,
> I just experimented with sleep(); for the first time, locally on my computer,
> (usleep(); doesn't work on Windows according to the manual) so by using it,
> it still counts towards the 30 secs max of php.
>
> When php is in sleep, I'm as
Thanks Mike,
I just experimented with sleep(); for the first time, locally on my computer,
(usleep(); doesn't work on Windows according to the manual) so by using it, it
still counts towards the 30 secs max of php.
When php is in sleep, I'm assuming that very little resources are used, just
the
Hi All,
I just found out that my potential client has a web host supports only PHP
applications. Can someone recommend a PHP shopping cart system similar to
that of http://www.vpasp.com/ feature wise? The client really knows nothing
of web applications and I want to give him a good shopping cart b
Hi,
It really depends on the hardware you are hosted on. If you are on an
over sold server or nearing it's practical limits, yes it might use
more than you share of resources. A delay would help as it should
allow other processes to make use of CPU time. However I don't think
it would help
This is probably a question for anyone hosting sites.
If I run a recursive search of maybe a 1000 or more files interrogating each
file for a string (on a shared server), will this hog resources too much and
get me thrown off.
If it is, would putting a delay or sleep between each interrogation
