Oh yeah, you can maintain progressive status on multiple tasks in
all the cron jobs/dbs, and then make pretty graphs for the user to
look at as they check back in to see how far along things are.
I do that a lot -- A few minutes of coding for eye candy for the suits
does wonders sometimes...
On Wed, 2006-07-12 at 17:26, Richard Lynch wrote:
Oh yeah, you can maintain progressive status on multiple tasks in
all the cron jobs/dbs, and then make pretty graphs for the user to
look at as they check back in to see how far along things are.
I do that a lot -- A few minutes of coding for
On some machines, on some OSes, in some configurations, with some
commands, tacking onto the end of what you exec, will sometimes
work...
Sadly, in even Linux, this will not work. PHP blocks on the call.
I've even tried to call out to a shell script which in turn uses to call a
command.
Great approach! Slicker'n snot. I added one enhancement: The shell
script writss progress info to the database which the trigger page
displays on entry.
Richard Lynch wrote:
I would recommend, however, that you re-structure things slightly so
that the Architecture is more like this:
User
This one time, at band camp, Daevid Vincent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wish PHP would add threading. We write enterprise level products with PHP,
and we end up using DBUS and letting Ruby do all the real work.
submit patch
Kevin
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On Thu, July 6, 2006 9:29 pm, John Gunther wrote:
Which PHP method allows me to start a shell process from a web page
script and let it proceed to its conclusion even though I end the
page.
Most of the various execute functions seem to wait for the process to
finish before PHP continues. I
Which PHP method allows me to start a shell process from a web page
script and let it proceed to its conclusion even though I end the page.
Most of the various execute functions seem to wait for the process to
finish before PHP continues. I don't understand the ones with open/close
functions.
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