Hi. If you want a separate script execution, you can use inetd o xinetd to listen for you that port. When inetd got a connection execute your php script, one execution by connection. I think that it is more usefull to create your own responser server with php using forks !. But using inetd has the advantage that you can use tcpwrappers. On 4/28/06, René Fournier <m5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Anyone find any good tutorials, code samples, etc. on such a thing? Basically, I want to write server (in PHP) that listeners on a particular port, and spins off a thread/process (essentially, execute a separate script) for each incoming connection. There won't be a lot of data to process, but there will be many simultaneous connections— upwards of 1000s of connections (each spun off as seperate threads). ...Rene
