[horde] Slow progress...

[Andrew Morgan]

On Thu, 6 Sep 2007, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:

> Andrew Morgan wrote:
>> If you decide to use MySQL sessions again, check out the parameter
>> max_allowed_packet in my.cnf.
>    I don't know if that has any benefits really.  That's one less thing
> for MySQL to have to do and instead lets PHP deal with it (by using
> memcache).  What I am curious about though if whether having memcache
> built into PHP is any better or worse than having it installed
> separately (and running as a service) on the system.
>
>    I don't suppose anyone has done any kind of bench marking with this?

I don't know what you mean by having memcache built into PHP...

There is memcached, a daemon which listens for incoming connections from 
memcache clients, and there is a memcache module for PHP which implements 
the client-side functions.  You can't use one without the other.

 	Andy