Are you by any chance doing something like this?
while (1)
{
$dbh = mysql_connect(x, x, x);
mysql_query(...);
sleep(10);
}
If so, you could run into that maxclients problem very quickly because
you're not closing those mysql connections (they'll time out eventually,
and there are persistent co
On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 11:20:01 -0500, Stephen Craton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Yes, I agree, if I were making a task to run every few minutes it would
be
easier, but that's not exactly what I'm doing. I'm more or less streaming
content from the database to the end-user. It's basically a chat sc
> i haven't paid a lot of attention to your setup. are you running this
> through your web server or via the php-cli?
Basically I have a file that connects to a database, before the loop, and
then checks the database for new messages. If there are, it displays them
accordingly
> if via php throu
::
:: Personally, I think you're taking the wrong approach to solve your
:: problem. PHP scripts were meant to execute in short fashion, to get
:: over and done with. If you need something that checks for changes,
:: don't make the PHP script run from now until doomsday, set it up as a
:: schedu
On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 19:48:37 -0500, Stephen Craton
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's what I'm doing in a nutshell: Loop infinitely, checking for changes
> to a database, flushing the data, sleep, and repeat the loop. It all goes
> well and I'm getting it to work correctly. However, I'm not sure o
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