On 22/04/02, "Daniel Lorch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > unfortunately these signals provide only limited functionality.
> > Another approach to IPC (inter process communication) [..]
> by the way, wez has done some great work on bidirectional pipes,

Thanks :-)
I've not had any feedback on that yet; I would appreciate it if
people could drop me a note if/when they try it, just so I know
how well it works or if there are problems.

> in case you are looking for this functionality:
>   http://news.php.net/article.php?group=php.dev&article=82031

Also see http://php.net/proc_open for the "official" docs.

Unfortunately, I don't think this is what Dan needs.  What he
needs is a PHP user-space equivalent to pipe(), or to just
have his parent process start a daemon on a unix-domain socket
and have the children connect to it.
The latter is probably the easiest, provided that you watch out
for gotchas with permissions on the socket in the filesystem.

--Wez.


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