Allthough I've never tried to overload the PHP server I own, I suspect that
it really comes down to Apache and the server hardware when loading your
server that much. If you have sufficient with RAM, enough MHz and a darned
good line, PHP should not create any bottlenecks.. (I think)..
I'd love to test this once. Feel free to contact if you're interested.
Regards... and good luck,
Owe Andr� J�rgensen
"Andy Woolley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Thanks Michael,
>
> What I'm after is how well PHP can handle load, I know it's quick, I've
> tested it and I have to say that the results are somewhat interesting.
>
> But, what I can't test properly is how it handles hundreds, even thousands
> of simultaneous connections.
>
> I know that the above is probably more to do with the web server but I
want
> to prove a point that PHP is not the "fly by night" software that some
> people are saying it is.
>
> I know it's good, but, I need to show just how good it can be.
>
> I then want to publish the results for all to see.
>
> Still interested?
>
> Andy.
>
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