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[felix zaslavskiy]

>>
>> There is nothing that techincaly stops php being used that way.
>> There is sockets api's extensions. I dont know which is most stable
>> though.
>>
>> Memory leaks may be a problem.  You can certainly do it but be prepared
>> to
>> restart the thing daily.
>
> The main issue with people having to restart is that they are not
> utilizing posix functions.
> http://us3.php.net/manual/en/ref.posix.php and are trying to run an app in
> linear mode vs forked mode
> (such as how apache and mysql run).
> Anyway, PHP works just fine for a server apps, it not the "preferred"
> choice for most, but for me, I like it.
> -Joel De Gan

Ok what you saying is to use a forking server.
Can you say why specificaly why non-forking server is bad ?
Is it because the thread support is not as good ?

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Felix Zaslavskiy
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Hi all,

There are loads of Authorize.Net AIM scripts out there - some free, and
some commercial.  Not being able to find really want I wanted, and not
willing to shell out money for a script I've never seen the code of,
I'll be writing my own.

My implementation will be that of a freely available PCOM
(http://pcoms.net) and I wanted to ping this list to get some feedback.
For those that have used existing Authorize.Net scripts, what has been
lacking?  What are good points; bad points?  After I'm finished with the
PCOM and it's operational, I'll post the code to http://pcomd.net so
that anyone is welcome to use it.

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Hans Zaunere
President
New York PHP
http://nyphp.org