Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 11/08/06 05:10

Jim Carlock wrote:
> Does anyone here know if there's a version of PHP that
> doesn't use TCP/IP, and instead uses the native file system
> to write data to files? I'm currently looking through MySQL
> docs and I'm reading that it uses TCP/IP and holds limits to
> the number of ports it can effectively open/manage.
>

PHP works quite well with the native file system. MySQL uses TCP/IP for
remote connections and local connections on Windows; it uses sockets on
Windows.

But the TCP/IP port (it only uses one for normal communications)
shouldn't be a problem anyway. I suspect you'll run out of a lot of
other resources before you overload the port.

> There a newsgroup around that handles MySQL questions? I
> can't seem to locate one in my current news-server.
>

Uh... maybe comp.databases.mysql?

> Thanks much.
>
> Jim Carlock
> Post replies to the group.


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