Hey...
I have created a simple script called sim.php to demo my problem:
so if I run this : sim.php?file=test1
a file called test1 will be created and every second it will get updated for 2 minutes, right?
Now I open 10 browsers and execute in each:
mydomain.com/sim.php?file=test1
mydomain.com/sim.php?file=test2
mydomain.com/sim.php?file=test3
.
.
mydomain.com/sim.php?file=test10
What I would expect to happen is to see 10 files (test1..test10), but I see only 6 (test1..test6) and after a while (2 minutes actually) when the test1 script finishes test7 will be created and so on.
So, I guess somewhere somehow its defined that each script can run max 6 times at the same time, how can I increase it????
Thx!
I have created a simple script called sim.php to demo my problem:
PHP:
<?
$fl=$_GET['file'];
$f=fopen ($fl,'w');
for ($i=0;$i<120;$i++)
{
fwrite ($f,$i);
sleep (1);
}
?>
a file called test1 will be created and every second it will get updated for 2 minutes, right?
Now I open 10 browsers and execute in each:
mydomain.com/sim.php?file=test1
mydomain.com/sim.php?file=test2
mydomain.com/sim.php?file=test3
.
.
mydomain.com/sim.php?file=test10
What I would expect to happen is to see 10 files (test1..test10), but I see only 6 (test1..test6) and after a while (2 minutes actually) when the test1 script finishes test7 will be created and so on.
So, I guess somewhere somehow its defined that each script can run max 6 times at the same time, how can I increase it????
Thx!