Re: stream_get_contents() quite slow

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I doubt that's the reason :
- it's working over the loopback interface
- links and wget don't have any latence issues

Nicholas Yim a écrit :
> Hello Francois Aichelbaum,
>
>     mainly due to the slow network speed
>
> Best regards, 
>   
> ======= At 2007-03-13, 04:02:41 you wrote: =======
>
>   
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> I'm using stream_get_contents() to parse content of an HTTP session I 
>> opened with fsockopen. My requests headers is just fine and transmission 
>> is OK : (0.0007s)
>>
>> But when I read the HTTP answer with stream_get_contents(), it lasts 
>> about 2.5s !
>> The webpage is about 5 kB.
>>
>> The connection is opened on the box and ... itself. I use some OpenVZ on 
>> the machine. If I use links on commandline to test speed  (or even ab) 
>> the webpage is loaded about 0.6s !
>>
>> But I need to use stream_get_contents() to continue on the opened 
>> connection to get the response of my specific request.
>>
>> I don't know where to look for about this slow down...
>>
>> Regards,
>> Francois.
>>
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> Nicholas Yim
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> 2007-03-13
>
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