thanks Lester
I must say that the php newsgroups (NEWS.PHP.NET) are pretty piss poor when
it comes to offering support
Are there any other resources (NGs) which are better? It appears that
php/interbase is a fairly low use environment but I would have thought
php/windows is a fiarly high traffic area but maybe not
Alan
-----Original Message-----
From: Lester Caine [mailto:lester@...]
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 6:54 PM
To: firebird-php@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [firebird-php] Win2003 Vs Win2k performance??


Alan McDonald wrote:

> I have my dev machine on Win2003 Server and my production on Win2K

Server.

> Does anyone know of a setting on the win2K env which would cause it to
> perform very slowly? After letting the app ly dormant for only a few

minutes

> and then requesting a new page, the app is very slow to respond, then

it's

> fine for the next few pages, then if you stop for a minute or so and

request

> another page, you get the same sluggish response. This does not occur on
> win2003 server.

Where I am using Windows it's W2k, and I am not seeing any
problems. No plans to even look at W2003, new sites are
getting Linux :)

> Is there a setting I have missed perhaps?
> is it IIS5 Vs IIS6? or something else?

It does sound like a caching 'problem'. Is it being paged
out, and having to reloaded - i.e. what is the memory
situation.

I don't touch IIS either, Apache2 and PHP4 work fine with
FB1.0 and FB1.5, with a reasonable performance improvement
from 1.5, but nothing that I have 'bench marked'. Old stuff
will stay FB1.0, and all new stuff has only been FB1.5, so
real comparison is not practical ;)

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Lester Caine
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L.S.Caine Electronic Services



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