From: Dan F. <dfr...@cs...> - 2004-11-16 15:20:02
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Reini Urban wrote: > Stan Berka schrieb: > >> I've had some problems installing and then upgrading the PhpWiki on >> our internal Apache/Win2K with MySQL server. Since I have solved >> those problems, it works just fine, day in, day out. So, I'm writing >> to praise the system, not ot complain. It's part of my work style, >> to write what issues arise, the solutions, in a like-blog style. For >> me and and the rest of the team. > > > Thanks. > > Apache/Win2K with MySQL is the platform I'm developing, so that's the > easiest. > Old linux systems with old pear, broken dba and 8MB memory limits are > the real problem. As you know by now :-), I would say you shouldn't support so many backends. Then a lot of time spent maintaining them all could be better spent making one or two of them perform really well. > And my idea of having 1e6 pages, wikipedia-style, and still use > caching and ob_buffers. I am a big fan of this scale testing. Good job. Dan |