IIS ISAPI(PHP4.0.4pl1 and PHP4.0.5RC1) does not work well for me and too many
problems. So I switched to Apache. However, ob_implicit_flush() seems slows
things down on W2K/Apache/PHP4.0.4RC1 also. (ob_implicit_flush() may slow things
down, but it's more apparent than my Linux/Apache box)
You may get better result on UNIX/Apache.
Someone mentioned he/she does not have any problem with W2K/IIS
ISAPI/PHP4.0.3pl1 with more than 250,000 hits/day. You may want to down grade
your PHP to 4.0.3pl1.
Regards,
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Yasuo Ohgaki
"Christian Dechery" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have a huge (at least I think, for a script anyway) PHP script... it is
> over 1.000 lines of code.
> And it updates (do an entire DELETE-ALL / LOAD-ALL) an SQL Server database
> (over 35MB). It runs for over an hour (sometimes 2hs)... and I divided it
> into steps... so each step is a function in the script that when is over
> calls a javascript function that reloads the script to the next step.
>
> I was wondering if this is enough to get a good 'memory-cleaning'. Or it
> would be better to have lots of files (in total, there are 27 separate
> steps). I began noticing some processing slowness after the first 35
> mins... it get's 'tired'. The script starts running and with
> ob_implicit_flush() on, the output is flushed almost at real time... but
> after 10 or 12 steps it starts to get slow and do NO FLUSHING at all...
> only showing the entire output at once after the whole step has ended.
> Should I split it into files? Is because it's running on (eek!) IIS? Maybe
> the size of the file is getting in the way?
>
> Can someone help me out?
>
> Ah... one other thing. Has anybody experienced very weird behaviours of PHP
> with IIS? Sometimes I press 'stop' at the browser but PHP is still running.
> I can see it eating up memory in the TaskManager. And it won't stop until I
> kill it. And the most weird part is, as soon as I call a script (any
> script) PHP returns to the TaskManager with the same amount of memory it
> had when it was running tha massive script mentioned above. Does IIS really
> suck, or is there something very wrong with my config?
> ____________________________
> . Christian Dechery (lemming)
> . http://www.tanamesa.com.br
> . Gaita-L Owner / Web Developer
>
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