ok, so the solution is shm or shmop, but there is something I'm not
sure about it...
the way I wanna go is shm and sem and the things that are clear are:
- use sem to block multiple processes(or threads) writing to the same shm block
- there is no need to use sem for reading since multiple
Hello.
Is there any oppertunity to create varaibles that can accessed by more
than one instances? I need a way to communicate between many
php-instances. It can be, that they are not active to the same time. Is
there any way without using a file or a database?
Mario
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Is there any oppertunity to create varaibles that can accessed by more
than one instances? I need a way to communicate between many
php-instances. It can be, that they are not active to the same time. Is
there any way without using a file or a database?
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No, in this case you must
SHM
On Wednesday 09 February 2005 14:51, Mario Stiffel wrote:
Hello.
Is there any oppertunity to create varaibles that can accessed by more
than one instances? I need a way to communicate between many
php-instances. It can be, that they are not active to the same time. Is
there any way
Mario Stiffel wrote:
Is there any oppertunity to create varaibles that can accessed by more
than one instances? I need a way to communicate between many
php-instances. It can be, that they are not active to the same time. Is
there any way without using a file or a database?
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