Thanks to everyone who contributed with wise useful advices both on and
offline.
I still have a couple of questions comments though.
A few years ago, when I had the metacard engine installed on a dedicated
server,
the way it worked was that a new instance of the engine would launch for
every
jbv wrote:
A few years ago, when I had the metacard engine installed on a
dedicated server, the way it worked was that a new instance of
the engine would launch for every incoming request, and would
quit once the task was completed. This was ok for the kind of
site I was working on :
more per month, but it was essential
for my data to stay here in Sydney.
Scott
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Components, Controls, Tools and Resources for LiveCode
www.runrevplanet.com
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for any mission critical web site or apps.
Good luck with it.
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RunRevPlanet wrote:
Knowing little about Apache meant I carefully followed the instructions in
the LiveCodeNotes-5_0_2-Server.pdf Deployment Notes and it worked after some
experimentation. I did have had to make sure the permissions of the
livecode-server.so file were set to allow it to
Hi list,
I'd need some experience return on the use of LC server.
As mentioned in some of my previous posts, due to the numerous problems we
met with on-rev servers and random bugs appearing after the migration of
one of our accounts from thor to pancake,
we are about to gather all our on-rev
jbv wrote:
Several years ago (before on-rev was available) I had a similar setup
using a metacard engine. Things were fine, although we experienced a
couple of problems :
- communication between the engine and mySQL was quite slow, especially
with large amounts of data, and I found out that I'd
