> That is really interesting. > I wish browsers were able to communicate to daemonized applications > (like php 5.4 in web-server mode) via system sockets (this option is > available to mysql daemon) instead of listening to IP ports. Because > having standalone full-featured web application let's say at USB stick > or at optical disc would be really cool, if not the possible issues with > multiple daemons / applications trying to share the same 127.0.0.1:80 > address/port :-( Perhaps some different browsers based on WebKit or > another HTML rendering core can be developed to communicate to PHP via > sockets? It is strange that nobody has come to implementation of such > idea in years. > Also, many would like to run Extension:SMW in such way but I doubt it > supports sqlite.. > Anyway, a good news! > Dmitriy
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