Hey I have an issue and I ran out of ideas.
I have two virtual servers, one running debian with compiled php and one
running server 2008 with php non thread safe version.
Both have 5.5.3 version installed and both have almoust the same config and
modules, with opcache enabled.
However I ran the b
I might be wrong, but if you are using nts it means you are using IIS, try
ts with apache and compare results.
In my personal experience, PHP runs slower on IIS because it uses it as CGI.
Let us know how it goes.
Jorge_.
On Sep 7, 2013 12:15 PM, "Paul Roland" wrote:
> Hey I have an issue and I
This is actually better than the benchmarks I published a while back. I was
seeing 3 or 4 times difference. Identical hardware, duel boot off the same hard
disk.
Sent from my android device so the quoting is crap!
-Original Message-
From: Paul Roland
To: php-install@lists.php.net
Sent:
Yes Jorge sounds right to me.
The Apache PHP module is compiled to work as part of the
Apache web server, whereas PHP running on IIS is external,
hence can only be used as a CGI script.
Microsoft don't give us the source code to IIS to allow PHP
to be compiled as an IIS server module like Ap
What about the fact that php can run as cgi/fcgi with apache?
On 9/8/13, Keith Roberts wrote:
> Yes Jorge sounds right to me.
>
> The Apache PHP module is compiled to work as part of the
> Apache web server, whereas PHP running on IIS is external,
> hence can only be used as a CGI script.
>
> Mic
Of course.
But does PHP not run the *fastest as a compiled-in apache
module, which is what I thought the OP was looking
for?
Kind Regards,
Keith
On Sun, 8 Sep 2013, Daniel wrote:
To: Keith Roberts
From: Daniel
Subject: Re: [PHP-INSTALL] huge performance diff between windows and linux.
