You understood my question absolutely fine, Vincent. The script parses out
the data once per request to my server. As for why I was using Apache to
parent these scripts, I have four words: I was being stupid! I am from a web
development and design background so I am too used to checking any script
On 6/9/07, Angelo Bourik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The problem is that I am able to get only two of these scripts running at
the same time. So it would still take me at least 5 days to get all the
results. The rest of the scripts just sit there in the server's backlog.
This is definitely due t
On 09/06/07, Angelo Bourik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,
Hi,
If I understood your question correctly, you've written a spider
script that runs via apache. That script connects to a remote site,
fetches a page by id and parses out the data you need, once per
request to your own server (
Hello all,
I am in a bind with Apache's multi process limit. Let me explain what I am
doing. There's this website which has career details of all the football
players since the beginning of professional football. They have a simple web
form which allows you to look at a player's profile by enteri
