Re: PHP bandwidth control

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2009/4/7 Chris <dmagick@xxxxxxxxx>:
>
>> I guess there are multiple ways to engage this problem. It depends how
>> "deep" you want to log the traffic. If you just want to count the
>> traffic of each image, video etc you could just wrap up each image and
>> video to go through php first with file_get_contents() (look in the
>> php manual there are some examples how to work with this), count how
>> many bytes of data will be sent out and log this in a database or
>> however you want to do this.
>
> While it's a good suggestion, don't use file_get_contents because it reads
> the whole file in to memory.
>
> If you use it on a 200Meg movie, it uses > 200Meg of memory.
>
> Use filesize() to work out the size.
>
> Then use fpassthru to shove the data through.
>
> http://www.php.net/fpassthru
>
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Just another small addition I just got from the php manual:

You can use readfile() instead of fpassthru() so you don't have to use fopen().

pseudo code updated:

if ( used_bandwith + filesize > allowed_bandwidth)
 error_message()
else
 write_in_database(used_bandwith = used_bandwith + filesize)
 readfile(file)

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