[Xitami] Xitami and PHP ??

[Warren 'Llama' Ernst]

Well, FWIW, I've seen it too for some PHP-based mail programs, NOCC specifically. Basically, on my pitiful little server, NOCC needs one second per message in the inbox. I increased the PHP.INI timeout value from 30 to like 240, and that helps solve the timeout issue, but not the lack of speed issue.

Sometimes I will get the exact error message you are reporting immediately, even if there aren't that many messages in an inbox. I've just attributed it general slowness with PHP/CGI for Xitami for windows for some PHP functions.

In contrast, another PHP mailers, UbiMeao (am I spelling that right?) will present the inbox within about 5 seconds, regardless of how many messages there are. Save server and Xitami version.

-Warr



On Mon, 17 Jun 2002 15:02:24 -0700, Liz Marr wrote:
>I've tried asking this question on the PHP lists, but all I've gotten for
>answers is "fix the CGI" (it's been working fine as far as I can tell) and
>"Use something other than Xitami" (duh - if I wanted to use something else,
>I would)
>
>I'm running a fairly customized Win98 machine.  There is plenty of
>memory, plenty of hard drive.  It's my workstation, so it's sharing a bunch
>of apps with the system, but Xitami seems to run fine.  I've got CGI
>working and the one script I run (a very simple mail client called
>ThinMailer) is working fine except for the fact that my inbox often has 300
>messages or so - it times out on that one.  So, I've downloaded
>Squirrelmail and PHP and have attempted to make them work.  No good.
>Currently, the "test" page grinds and grinds forever, and the status line
>says,
>"Web site found, waiting for reply" (how long does it take to connect to
>"localhost"?) Then  I get, "This server is currently overloaded - please try
>again later " - what overload? theres's only one program running on the
>server.
>
>Anyway, any hints?
>
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