Paradigma Wants You - Valentina Community Server

[Kim Kohen]

On 01/07/2007, at 4:02 PM, Lynn Fredricks wrote:

> Other ADKs cannot connect to VCS at all. It installs its own  
> version of
> VPHP.
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So are you saying VCS works ONLY with PHP?  Can't be connected to via  
the Linux version of RB?


> Ive been under a pile but sometime soon Ill write something up  
> about the
> implications of VCS to VDN. For doing consulting work, VCS is a viable
> alternative if all you need is web access and no support
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It sounds like it's suitable for any web site - I'm just not sure why  
I'd use it over MySQL given a non-commercial situation. I was  
thinking of switching our web server over to Valentina but the PHP  
restriction has always really bugged me - now it bugs me more. I  
could use Linux for the web server and have unlimited connections and  
no outlay but for OSX it appears I have to pay $199 for PHP and the  
connections come off the server connections. At least with MySQL in  
this circumstance I just use it for free and be done.


> Ill have to check with Ruslan on this -- that doesn't sound right.  
> Ruslan?
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Well unless it's changed in v3, or 3.1.  This is part of a reply to  
Ruslan from August  2006 regarding PHP connections being part of the  
total server connections:

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I'm assuming for Valentina we would need 10 + 12 + 3 connections plus  
whatever we felt necessary for the web part - maybe 10? How do we  
determine what we need for the web site? - it's quite an abstract  
concept to have user limitations on the web server. Would be great if  
you charged a fixed amount for the PHP client and then didn't include  
it (PHP) in the connection count. A bit like OSX Server can have  
limits to AFP connections but always has unlimited web connections.
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I'm happy to be corrected if I'm in error.


regards

kim