How does Expedient run PHP?
Expedient has installed PHP as an Apache module, not as a CGI binary. Because it was not installed as a binary, scripts do not need to use a “#!//php” header. Simply give your PHP files a .php3 file extension and they will run. Top • Can I use PHP in conjunction with mySQL? Yes. One of the advantages of PHP is the ability to interface with databases, including MySQL. If MySQL is included in your service, you can use PHP as a front-end to your MySQL database(s). See the Unix Database FAQ for specific information on installing and running MySql on your site. Top • Where can I find additional PHP documentation? Additional documentation can be found at the official PHP website: http://www.php.net. The site contains manuals and FAQs as well as an Introductory Tutorial for those new to PHP. Also see the PHP Manual from Zend.com. Top • Are there PHP resource limits on Expedient’s servers? Expedient has set PHP resource limits as follows: • Maximum execution time (CPU run time): 30 seconds • M
