Re: How to increase number of supported servers?

From: Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2001 13:21:11 +0000
Subject: Re: How to increase number of supported servers?
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Notice: Jay´s reply to my post yesterday was only a little mistake while asking his own different question (he corrected this immediatly reposting his message as thread '[PHP] what does this mean?' and got some answers). So keep in mind plaese, the original question '... number of supported servers' still fills my heads space... ;) Thanks for your attention again. I´m keep on trying to figure out a solution meanwhile looking into the code. --Buchholz > what does this mean? > > Warning: Cannot use a scalar value as an array > > I look at the line that is causing the warning and it's this: > > $errorMsg["error"] = ""; > > thanks, > jay > > buchholz@bwk.net wrote: > > >PHP 3.0.18 stops working after i add over 125 virtual hosts in my > >httpd.conf file. PHP 4.0.6 still working. > > > >After reaching this limit PHP3 completely stopps delivering pages. > >Searching the archives i recognized, that nearly the same problem was > >reported on http://bugs.php.net, reading Bug Id #5316 and > >#6842. > > > >Im running Apache 1.3.20 with PHP 4.0.6 and PHP 3.0.18 > >on Solaris 2.7 > >Unfortunatly i can´t stop serving PHP3 at this moment, so i really need > >for a solution to break through this PHP3 limitation. In addition it > >seems, that PHP4 (at laest after the 4.0.3pl1 release) hasn´t the > >problem or has a higher limit level. > > > > > >Question 1: > >Any chance to configure/patch PHP3 to support more than 255 file > >handles? (equal to "support more than 125 virtual servers" in my > >production environment)? > > > >Question 2: > >Is the problem reported in the two bug reports above solved in PHP > >4.0.6? Or is it pushed to a later appearance by optimising file handle > >consumption? > > > > > >Any one out there who knows more about this? Any hints? > >Thanks in advance. > > > >--Buchholz

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