On May 22, 2010, at 8:45 PM, Matt Juszczak <m...@atopia.net> wrote:
I know in an application, if you need to create tmp files, it's probably best to use PHP's temporary file functions to create unique filenames in the location defined by php.ini/the environment. Is that correct?
Yes. I agree with that.
But in the case of needing to create files and store them for longer periods of time, where do you usually store them?
What kind of files are they? I push user uploaded files to Amazon S3. That scales well. But not good if you need to keep writing to the files (unless your app runs on ec2). I'm not really into storing files in mysql because I work mysql hard enough as it is.
What's your reason for not storing them somewhere in your codebase and ignoring them from source control? I don't see anything wrong with that. You can always rely on those locations existing which you probably can't for any other location on the system (unless your machines are all the same).
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