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edwardspl | 1 Jan 2007 07:40

Request of php5

Dear All,

Happy New Year,

How much mem ( Ram ) does the php5 need ?

Edward.

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JMCS Niagara (Jeff | 1 Jan 2007 10:24

Happy new year!

Happy new year everyone :)
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Jason Paschal | 1 Jan 2007 11:26
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Temporary Emails - Your Recommendations - An Appeal to the PHP Community

i realize this isn't the appropriate mailing list and i risk being
black-listed (flame, defamed, ignored, etc.).

i occasionally use temporary emails when registering for forums or to get
some shareware (we've all done it, don't give me that look, i have given
what i could, when i could) and while i like the way mytrashmail.com works,
i don't like having mytrashmail.com as part of the temp addy.

does anyone know of a similar service that uses a more enticing domain?

thank you,
jason
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Roman Neuhauser | 1 Jan 2007 13:01
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Re: Request of php5

# edwardspl <at> ita.org.mo / 2007-01-01 14:40:14 +0800:
> Dear All,
> 
> Happy New Year,
> 
> How much mem ( Ram ) does the php5 need ?

As much as you make it use.

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Roman Neuhauser | 1 Jan 2007 13:05
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Re: Temporary Emails - Your Recommendations - An Appeal to the PHP Community

# jpaschal <at> gmail.com / 2007-01-01 05:26:43 -0500:
> i realize this isn't the appropriate mailing list and i risk being
> black-listed (flame, defamed, ignored, etc.).
> 
> i occasionally use temporary emails when registering for forums or to get
> some shareware (we've all done it, don't give me that look, i have given
> what i could, when i could) and while i like the way mytrashmail.com works,
> i don't like having mytrashmail.com as part of the temp addy.
> 
> does anyone know of a similar service that uses a more enticing domain?

you-can.diy

a domain costs pennies and all the required software is free.

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Wojciech Malota | 1 Jan 2007 09:45
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[PHP-DEV] Semaphores - feature request

It's impossible to correct remove semaphores with sem_remove function
when I use them to provide execution of concurrent processes.
When the last process releases the semaphore I should be able to remove
it. But I don't know if another process haven't acquired the semaphore.
For safety reasons I don't remove released semaphores from system.
Now, If I get 128 semaphores and I execute sem_get one more time I will
get warning.
So, I can't remove semaphores (because I don't know if another process
is using it) and I can't get next semaphore.
I will try to tell about my sugestion.

I assume that I have a function my_sem_remove($sem_id):

function my_sem_remove($id) {
  if(Semaphore $id isn't acquired and its FIFO is empty)
    sem_remove($id);
}
None of instructions in this function can be interrupted.
So, now the problem is simple to resolve:

$id = sem_get(ID);
sem_acquire($id);

CRITICAL REGION

sem_release($id);
my_sem_remove($id);

But now, two instructions: sem_release and my_sem_remove are not needed.
It's simple to replace them by one function my_sem_release:
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edwardspl | 1 Jan 2007 13:14

Re: Request of php5

Roman Neuhauser wrote:

># edwardspl <at> ita.org.mo / 2007-01-01 14:40:14 +0800:
>  
>
>>Dear All,
>>
>>Happy New Year,
>>
>>How much mem ( Ram ) does the php5 need ?
>>    
>>
>
>As much as you make it use.
>
>  
>
Sorry, pardon me !
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tedd | 1 Jan 2007 16:27
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Re: Temporary Emails - Your Recommendations - An Appeal to the PHP Community

At 5:26 AM -0500 1/1/07, Jason Paschal wrote:
>i realize this isn't the appropriate mailing list and i risk being
>black-listed (flame, defamed, ignored, etc.).
>
>i occasionally use temporary emails when registering for forums or to get
>some shareware (we've all done it, don't give me that look, i have given
>what i could, when i could) and while i like the way mytrashmail.com works,
>i don't like having mytrashmail.com as part of the temp addy.
>
>does anyone know of a similar service that uses a more enticing domain?
>
>thank you,
>jason

jason:

A couple ideas:

1. I've used the same email address (my name) for almost 12 years. 
It's on more spam list than I care to count, but that doesn't brother 
me because I filter all my email through spamcop.net. My spam count 
is below 5% of total email received BY ME. You might consider their 
services for $35US pr year.

2. You can always buy domains (<$10 per year), set them up via cheap 
hosting (<$10 per year), and have as many addresses as you want.

tedd

PS: I've never used temporary emails for anything other than testing.
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tedd | 1 Jan 2007 16:38
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Re: Best way to manage open slots for download

At 10:15 AM -0500 12/31/06, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
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>  > What other ways can you recommend to me for the situtation?
>
>Read through this:
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>http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.connection-handling.php
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>-Rasmus

-Rasmus:

Just want to express my gratitude for your attendance to this list.

Thanks.

tedd

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tedd | 1 Jan 2007 16:50
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Snow on the logo

Hi gang:

I've just noticed that the php.net logo changes with the seasons -- I 
think that's neat, in fact, I do a similar season change with my site.

However, does the php logo change for those in the southern 
hemisphere? In other words, for oz programmers, do they see a 
different logo? If so, how does one (or can) detect the user's 
hemisphere?

Thanks.

tedd

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