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@ -6,11 +6,12 @@ mode, the default, uses a process global PHP lock in the Roxen |
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module. This means that all PHP-requests are serialized (ie only one |
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script is executed at any one time). The second option is using ZTS |
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(Zend Thread Safe mode). Unless --enable-roxen-zts is specified, this |
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won't be used. For now this uses a global lock in the PHP interpreter |
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so the end result is the same (only one concurrent script). In the |
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future this might change though, but for now you are better off using |
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the non-ZendThreadSafe version (which works fine with Roxen and |
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threads). |
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won't be used. |
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This solution now works fine and is recommended. Multiple PHP4 |
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requests will be run in parallell. The maximum number of parallell |
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PHP4-execution is limited to the number of handle threads Roxen is |
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started with. |
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- The Author, David Hedbor <neotron@php.net> |
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