On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 11:49:30 -0800 (PST), Richard Lynch <ceo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Perhaps you could store all data with an index of time rounded off to > minutes (hours, whatever). > > Example: > > <?php > //15 minutes -- Change larger/smaller for more/less frequent purges > $purge_time = 60 * 15 > $now = time(); > > //purge old data: > $old = floor($now - $purge_time) / $purge_time); > unset($tracker[$old]); > > //store incoming data: > $current = floor($now / $purge_time); > $tracker[$current][...whatever you use now...] = ...data...; > ?> looks good for GC, but seems bad for "in USE" whenever there's an incoming new data which is not set in $tracker[$current][...whatever you use now...], i have to go through back all chunks of $tracker[] to archive "1hour tracking" effect for $tracker[...]['site.view'][$siteid], only the first click is new, cos they click same site but for $tracker[...]['thread.view'][$threadid], almost all clicks is new, cos they don't read same thread each time i roll chunk, current online users make $tracker[...]['site.view'][$siteid] is double from chunk[new-1] to chunk[new] too freq make it too many copies but i'd guess it's ok for 'thread.view', "cos they don't read same thread", no double imagine if u guys write ip tracked(1 ip 1 view) counter, how will u write the daemon? database is slow imho > If you make the $purge_time *TOO* small, smaller than the frequency with > which the loop runs, then old data will get "missed" and never purged. no problem, i can do $expred = floor((time() - 1hour)/$pure_time); reset(..) while(list ... each()) break if $key >= not expired -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
