Re: new subcategory "Node" & something about processes
| From: | Stephan Seidt | Date: | Sun, 24 Nov 2002 13:35:36 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: new subcategory "Node" & something about processes | ||
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On Sun, 24 Nov 2002 13:30:56 -0000
richard@v-webmail.co.uk (Richard Heyes) wrote:
> > Hm.. Yes.. But why don't leave Net_Socket how it is and create some new
> category then.
>
> No problem with this at all, except that I still think all this stuff is
> vaguely networking related, and so belongs under the Net/ namespace in PEAR,
> and the Networking category on the pear website.
What about FIFO named pipes and system v ipc operations ?
They only work on one and the same host (if there is no nfs or whatever).
> > Socket is much more than a tcp/udp network socket. And where to store fifo
> or sysvmsg stuff then.
> > As said in pear's documentation I know that something shouldn't be twice
> available in pear.
>
> Well it shouldn't be available twice if the two are indifferent. If however
> there is sufficient difference, then there's no problem having two
> implementations.
Okay, nice :)
> > But in this case the second Socket solution would provide lots of nice
> feautres.
> > Because of portability, the socket extension also works for windows.
> > But I think you're talking about "Should i install php with sockets now
> because of that?"
> > Well.. If someone hardly needs unix sockets in the script he must install
> the extension.
> > Why shouldn't Pear provide a nice interface to use them ?
>
> I never said it shouldn't.
>
> --
> Richard Heyes
> V-webmail - http://www.v-webmail.co.uk
>
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