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I need to know what governs the creation of mysql processes, and how I can limit them. I've got a linux server running Mysql/Php to host a popular website... It averages about 150 requests per second. The hardware is a dual athlon MP with 1 gig of ram. Every so often say once every other day...

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One addition... My code looks like this: (someone please please please help. I'm dieing.) <?php session_start(); echo session_id(); ?> One comment that I should have mentioned in the origional post-- I've tested the webpage when the client has cookies both on and off. This fact should...

What POSSIBLE SCENARIO makes the session_id() function return null???? I have a website where <i>SOMETIMES</i> when you visit the main page, your session_id() is blank. This causes a problem, for it means that session_start() is not maintaining the session for subsequent pages. The problem...

Hi everyone, This is a weird problem that does not happen to everyone on my website, and it occurs seemingly randomly. I use the default method of cookies to propagate a session. Sometimes, I find that this cookie DOESN'T STORE THE SESSION ID! The cookies name is by default PHPSESSID, and if...

I am having a very similar problem and would like to hear how this one gets resolved, please if anyone can help that 'd be great!!! thanks Joe

I think everyone is diagnosing this wrong. This code works for me: ---------TOP OF PAGE HERE--------------------- <? session_start(); header(&quot;Location: http://www.yahoo.com&quot;); ?> ---------------------------------------------- Make sure you're not doing this: -----------TOP OF...

Hi folks, When I'm looking at my server, I notice whenever someone starts a new session a tiny file gets created... This file has whatever session variables have been registered in it. MY QUESTION IS: Does session data get stored to ram? Will extensive use of session data gobble up ram, or...

Well program secrets put things in very good persepective, but i have a helpful tip. I was in the same boat you were in a few weeks ago. If you are not familiar with SQL stuff, as was the situation for me and are going to mySQL/PHP (which I did), use this lil script called PHPMYADMIN. It...

Dude fellas, sorry ignore this post. I just jumped out of bed to discover that this post doesn't make coherent sense (too tired maybe?). Of course my variable wasn't going to change cuz I kept resetting it back to 5. Solving this simple example isn't near helping me with my larger problem...

The php manual has conflicting data on this issue, and I keep hearing different things from everyone. I have one variable that I need to be constantly updated. Using session variables how can I keep this variable updated? I find that a if I do- session_start(); $foo =5; session_register('foo)...

Dave thanks for your post it was very informative! --joe

I've made this post in a few of the databse forums to no avail, I'm hoping someone here can gimme their two cents: I'm making a website, and I'm fairly new to databases. My friend and I are butting heads on which is the best way to design my database. My database has members which are kept...

I'm making a website, and I'm fairly new to databases. My friend and I are butting heads on which is the best way to design my database. My database has members which are kept track in the database using a Unique ID#. Each &quot;member&quot; has a bunch of columns of data associated with it...

I'm making a website, and I'm fairly new to databases. My friend and I are butting heads on which is the best way to design my database. My database has members which are kept track in the database using a Unique ID#. Each &quot;member&quot; has a bunch of columns of data associated with it...

I'm still new to mySQL but, if you're working in PHP, this program called phpMYadmin is really great... Just search google for its website. I dont know of any other links. Hope this helps! --joe

Paul, Thanks for the response! (and thanks to like ALL of the responses you've given me on my previous posts, you're always a great help) However... the idea you had doesn't do the trick for me. Last night I did a lot more testing on it and I found that IIS cannot even &quot;find&quot; when...

IIS + AIM problem apache?? Folks, to answer this post you'll need a large amount of knowledge on the differences between APACHE, and IIS,and maybe some time on your hands to help me test my theory. Just a warning... I'm developing a website in vbscript. Part of the site's purpose is to...

Folks, to answer this post you'll need a large amount of knowledge on the differences between APACHE, and IIS,and maybe some time on your hands to help me test my theory. Just a warning... I'm developing a website in vbscript. Part of the site's purpose is to display a page using the...