On 2/10/09 9:05 PM, Robert Rohde wrote: > Would someone be willing to check whether some of the servers are set > to precision=12 and others to precision=14? I'm not sure if it is > useful, but I made a point of capturing the "Served by" comment a > couple times when I saw truncation to 12 digits. This included srv112 > and srv176.
Since page renderings are cached, that doesn't necessarily mean it's the server that rendered your page... > If there is variation in this PHP setting across the servers, then I > think one or the other setting should be adopted universally unless > there is some good reason not to. Since getting 14 digits seems to > happen most of the time right now, that would seem to be the natural > choice. 'precision = 12' is set, based on the defaults from PHP's own php.ini-dist, in the php.ini used on our remaining Fedora-based servers. Our newer Ubuntu-based servers have no 'precision' setting in their php.ini files, so the default value will be used... PHP's internal default being 14. Yay for PHP configuration consistency! :) Additionally I've found that 5 servers recently moved from the search group to the application servers group were running PHP 5.1 still. I've taken these out of service pending upgrades. -- brion _______________________________________________ Wikitech-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-l
