phpserv is a framework aimed to allow developers to quickly write a server daemon in PHP.
24260phpserv is a framework aimed to allow developers to quickly write a server daemon in PHP.http://daniel.lorch.cc/projects/phpserv/phpserv is a framework aimed to allow developers to quickly write a server daemon in PHP. There is a webserver and "Quote of the Day" server example provided in this package.PHP > Scripts and Programs > Server ManagementOct 15, 2006
Phickle is a wannabe version of the BASH shell that runs within an existing shell. The aim of this class is to allow PHP developers to create an alternate method of executing and managing their PHP applications without having to open a web browser.
Usually regular tasks like backup up the site's database are run using cron jobs. With cron jobs, you can exactly plan when a certain command is to be executed. But most homepage owners can't create cron jobs on their web server ? providers demand some extra money for that.
The only thing that's certain to happen quite regularly on a web page are page requests. This is where pseudo-cron comes into play: With every page request it checks if any cron jobs should have been run since the previous request. If there are, they are run and logged.
Get a general idea of the range of functions and the field of application! Therefor you'll find detailed descriptions of all the functions and benefits. See also the online demo of the bouncer webinterface!
I finally got some time to start working on a newer version of Opt-X. The look of the page is what I have been focusing on at the moment. I have posted a couple example pages with the new colours and layout. The page is done completely in CSS, no tables. The form may become table based in the future. The CSS layout should make it really simple to change look of the page drastically if wanted(ie. Skinnable). A good example of CSS in action, and ultimately what I want to be able to do with Opt-X, is CSS Zen Garden.
Bandwidth manager is a server-side script that manages your server's bandwidth. It runs purely on PHP and MySQL, so no additional apache modules are needed.
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