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Re: OT: MySQL And Native File Writes Versus Ports and TCP/IP

Posted by Gordon Burditt on 11/09/06 01:16

>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?

Command-line PHP doesn't have to use TCP/IP at all. PHP run as an
Apache module or as a CGI can still use fopen() to write to files
(on the web server).


>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.

If MySQL has problems with the number of file descriptors it can
have open simultaneously for sockets, it also has problems with the
number of file descriptors it can have open simultaneously for
files.

 

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