The approaches i've so far using PHP is letting a script run (almost)
infinitely and refresh the output every 500ms or so, but this will
require a httpd-Process to run for every chatter, consuming several MB
per User.
Any other suggestions which will cause less server load?
I don't think that
On Friday 09 February 2001 12:23, Jens Kisters wrote:
The approaches i've so far using PHP is letting a script run (almost)
infinitely and refresh the output every 500ms or so, but this will
require a httpd-Process to run for every chatter, consuming several MB
per User.
Any other
How does one build a big chat system?
Not in PHP :-). Really though, PHP is probably not the optimal language to
do something like that in. I would think a Java Servlet or a C program or
a Java applet (client) would be better for building something like that.
PHP was not designed to keep a
Grab one of the many java IRC applets from http://freshmeat.net and run
an irc server on your box. http wasn't designed for this type of thing.
I've seen a lot of Chatsites that run without Clientside Java, it can't be
such a weird approach,
I don't think the admins of the System the chat is
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