Re: [PHP4BETA] Article on PHP4 @ webmonkey
| From: | Eli Marmor | Date: | Mon, 20 Dec 1999 19:37:05 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP4BETA] Article on PHP4 @ webmonkey | ||
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> P.S. Is is true that PHP passed the 1 mil. limit of hosts running it?
If you count *DOMAINS* declaring use of PHP in their HTTP headers
(i.e. excluding CGI-PHP, and on the other hand - including all the
false virtual domains etc. (I have many...)), the number reached
1,114,021 on November (i.e. about 1.2 million now), or 357,581 IPs.
More important: PHP passed FrontPage Server Extensions, and is now
the most popular Apache module. I don't have exact statistics about
ASP, but PHP is now the only serious competitor for it (in numbers,
of course; I don't compare them in functionality...).
And another important number: The next survey of NetCraft will show
a yet another jump of Apache, probably at the expense of Netscape
and IIS.
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Eli Marmor