Re: "waldschrotts guide to nifty references" - manualpage draft, version 0.9b
| From: | Rasmus Lerdorf | Date: | Mon, 21 Aug 2000 19:06:47 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: "waldschrotts guide to nifty references" - manualpage draft, version 0.9b | ||
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> At 21:54 21-08-00, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> > > I can see your point here, even though I don't think it's likely to
> > > happen. Sites like phpbuilder.com, zend.com and weberdev.com aren't
> > likely
> > > to ever become members only. As far as reliability goes, they're much
> > more
> > > reliable than php.net :)
> >
> >Uh, phpbuilder didn't have any backups and just lost everything. That's
> >not very reliable. I talked to Tim about this and he is fixing the
> >situation, but that was a pretty bad example you chose. And php.net has
> >been pretty stable lately. zend.com was down a couple of weeks ago
> >because you guys were testing something and it was spewing errors. I
> >don't see php.net being any less reliable than anyof the other sites out
> >there.
>
> zend.com was down for a total of approximately 4 hours (combined) since
> it's launch, disregarding networking problems of backbone providers - I
> have no idea where you took the 'couple of weeks' figure from. php.net had
> a couple of months when it was dying sporadically, and generally, it has
> much less maintenance than what zend.com or weberdev.com have (which is
> natural, considering it's a free server). It has been more reliable since
> it was replaced, though.
"zend.com was down a couple of weeks ago"
I did not say it was down for a couple of weeks.
-Rasmus