Mal ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Do you have problems, concerns or recommendations about the technical side of the Phoenix? Air them here. Compliments also welcome.
ita, I'll pass that question along to Steven with some others I have for him.
It's possible the site hosts will allow two domains to connect to the same table, but I don't know how sound a solution that would be.
Generally speaking, this is not allowed by webhosts.
I had other things that I was going to say but I think they've been blocked by this headache I have behind my eyes.
I think in the article they ended up with a wait_timeout of 60 seconds, not 30. (30 being the minimum they could get away with).
Which article is this, TB? I must have missed a post.
This article, ita. Rob linked to it upthread.
Yep, and after considering it while I was in the shower I think that something like five minutes would work for Buffistas. I can't believe the system leaks hundreds of connections in a few minutes, or it would be bringing the server down all the time.
Ah. Okay. I did miss that. Kristen's pitching it, so we'll see.
If Steve does wind up changing wait_timeout, he'll need to make sure server threads get cached properly (they don't by default). This blog entry by one of Yahoo's database masters has more details.
While I'm here: Kristen, I humbly apologise for not getting back to you about CVS a while ago; my life had something of a meltdown. ita, did you get my mail a few weeks ago about CVS and the developer list? I'll take down my server if Kristen's got our needs covered.
Also, insent to ita re: developer list and SQL.
Do we have enough mySQL's to change the Random Quotes at least once a day? I like the Woodstock line, but it's not that good. :)
It's a matter of coding the QOTD, Wolfram. Not a top priority at the moment. :)
It's a matter of coding the QOTD, Wolfram.
Got it. Although I had to read the sentence ten times before I figured out what QOTD was, and why it needed to be coded. :)