Daniel Convissor wrote:
> Hey Ron:
>
>
>> I'm looking at using some code that uses the bcmath extension. How
>> likely is it that a user is going to have hosting without bcmath in
>> their PHP?
>>
>
> Crude survey via Google...
>
> phpinfo -bcmath = 4 million hits
> phpinfo +bcmath = 200 k
Hey Ron:
> I'm looking at using some code that uses the bcmath extension. How
> likely is it that a user is going to have hosting without bcmath in
> their PHP?
Crude survey via Google...
phpinfo -bcmath = 4 million hits
phpinfo +bcmath = 200 k hits
--Dan
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I'm looking at using some code that uses the bcmath extension. How
likely is it that a user is going to have hosting without bcmath in
their PHP?
- Ron
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Hi!
Just a short note, is anyone interested in buying an IBM eServer 325 (2x AMD
Opteron 250, 2GB RAM, 120GB IDE)? I'd pass it on for 150$ or best offer,
location is Schenectady. Contact me off-list with questions - and sorry for
the very off-topic, self-interested post.
David
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You may also want to look into using Google App Engine and use that as
a CDN by keeping all of your static files on Google's servers.
Just a thought.
On 12/25/09, Konstantin K wrote:
> Im seriously considering going with SimpleCDN. For about $40/month =
> 1TB/month, which isn't too bad and ther
On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 11:01 PM, Konstantin K wrote:
> Sorry, I meant to say postfix, not procmail.
>
> I will be hosting the site on multiple dedicated servers.
>
> Again, the emails that need to go out will be stored in various tables
> in a database and be processed by scripts that will use th
On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 11:50 PM, Konstantin K wrote:
>
>
> That's exactly what I'm doing :). But I'm trying to avoid having to
> setup another box with postifx and all the other stuff on it.
> Basically I don't want to maintain my own SMTP server. I'd like a 3rd
> party service which I can just
Konstantin K wrote:
On Friday, December 25, 2009, Ajai Khattri wrote:
Not really - simply relying on SMTP from a PHP script is not really a
reliable (or efficient) way to send out email. Much better to have a
dedicated mail server that can queue the email, handle retries and
bounces, etc. Your
