[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Just a quick side note on this... PHP's own website (www.php.net) indicates >that although the API modules (for IIS, I don't know about Apache) provide >significant performance improvement they are not to be considered stable at >this time. So if you need REAL stability in a production environment you'll >want to use the CGI version. > > There was a post on the PHP dev-list a week or so ago mentioning that they finally triangulated the cause of the last bug in the ISAPI module, maing it production-stable.
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