[2nd try] PHP client question: why socket_create()?

[Ryan T. Dean]

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Ack, lets try this again.  Didn't have my outgoing settings quite right,=20
so my envelope address didn't get mapped properly...

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From: "Ryan T. Dean" <rtdean@cytherianage.net>
To: memcached@lists.danga.com
Date: Sun, 5 Oct 2003 18:53:29 -0400
Subject: PHP client question: why socket_create()?
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I was taking a look at the PHP client, and I had a question... why is=20
the client using socket_create and not (p)fsockopen?  I've only read=20
through the code quickly, but using socket_create the socket(s) have to=20
be recreated every execution, and reading informaiton back in is a=20
little... sloppy.

fsockopen opens a socket and returns a stream pointer that can be used=20
with all the standard file io commands - fgets, fwrite, etc.  It seems=20
that this would simplify things a little bit.

Also, this brings in the possibility for a persistant connection using=20
pfsockopen.  Granted, its only persistant to the individual httpd=20
process that its called, but for a high traffic site (where you would=20
use persistant connections) you don't have to reopen all the sockets=20
every time....

		-Ryan T. Dean

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