On Tue, April 19, 2005 2:13 am, Martin Mandl said:
> Therefore (finally) here come the questions:
> Is there a way to control the output speed of the php script according
> to the actual download speed between the browser and the server?
> Or is there a way to monitor the memory usage of the apache
Try apaches' SendBufferSize config directive
SendBufferSize sets the size of the TCP send buffer. Increasing the size
would help only within high-speed networks to speed up the connection.
However the 'slow-connection' clients are not in the same network. Thus
increasing the TCP send buffer coul
Martin Mandl wrote:
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
the last couple of days I browsed the internet for the answer of a
questions which seems to be a common problem ... but found now real
solution:
I would like to serve large files (>100MB) to my clients using php:
while (moreDataAvailable()) {
prin
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
the last couple of days I browsed the internet for the answer of a
questions which seems to be a common problem ... but found now real
solution:
I would like to serve large files (>100MB) to my clients using php:
while (moreDataAvailable()) {
printChunk(getChunk());
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