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Posted by Andy Jeffries on 06/19/06 07:30
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 03:00:29 +0200, Vincent Delporte wrote:
>>You could have done it as a PHP script and just run it on your local
>>machine (as you were doing with Delphi) using the PHP binary that is
>>installed with newer versions of PHP.
>
> Mmm... Maybe I'll do that, although i'd rather run it from the coloc
> server. Either way, it's good training with regexes :-)
Sorry, I obviously haven't been very clear... My point was if you write it
in Delphi as a CGI-EXE handler and connect to it with a browser, then
you'll get the timeouts in exactly the same way (as it's the browser
timing out). If you run the Delphi EXE locally (or on the server using
CRON/AT/scheduling) then you can do exactly the same thing with PHP using
the command line binary for PHP and achieve perfect results.
My point is, redoing it in Delphi gives you nothing (except a Windows
interface if you want that).
Cheers,
Andy
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