Re: PHP Vs ASP - OT reply?

> Our main issues of stability under NT/PHP are probably to do with > DB drivers. We've only tried using the ODBC and MSSQL drivers, > but the system either crashes *or* runs OK in CGI mode, but that is > incredibly slow for our needs. Even in CGI, the stability depends on the > machine. It was fine under NT in the office - remote deployment crash FWIW, I've had good experiences with PHP4 CGI & MySQL on NT. This isn't really surprising as I imagine MySQL gets more use with PHP than the other database drivers combined. > are expandability and development. Remote NT development is > a huge headache and cost compared to Linux/Telnet/SSH. ++agree. Running any site on NT should be avoided if at all possible. The only reason I've used PHP on an NT server in production was a last minute problem with the client; they're moving to Linux shortly. Chris