Search options (Page 1 of 6)

Motivated, the file you are looking at is the included file.

Zone Alarm == null

That about sums it up. I think most software firewalls have that problem, though I must admit Windows' firewall is probably the least intensive.

Yeah, my sig changed since the first post, so my article can be found at http://www.bwongar.com/articles/

I don't like the windows firewall - just hogs resources on my machine Just my preference. I have a hardware firewall on this side of my internet connection. I've never had a problem with it, never had to restart it.

On further inspection you should be able to use imap_errors() to help find the problem. Put the following line of code near at the bottom and show us the results:

print_r(imap_errors());

Perhaps you could just have your provider forward those emails to your phone? For example, a phone email address is like 1234567890@cingularme.com

Check with your provider.

First of all, even if they were to do so, that is not FUD. The deal that Firefox has is it is up against Internet Explorer, not necessarily Opera. Why make this distinction? Because Firefox is free, as in Beer, Freedom and PunBB. They're marketing toward getting people who use IE exclusively to make the switch. Now, I don't claim that it is a perfect browser, but I do believe in my opinion that Firefox is generally superior. You have your opinion, I have mine. What I spread is not FUD. FUD = Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. I'm advocating a product that has made my life better (hell, I'm a web developer) and I wish that upon everyone else.

Thank you.

I wrote a ticketing system for my company and since I'm in the field doing miscellaneous crap, I need constant access to it. This "alternative user agent" is not an alternative for me. It is a necessity.

0.015 avg.

I still believe it would. It would use the query to find all the newest posts, caching that query until a new post is made.

I'm really not sure what could be causing this. It could be that since you have so few posts and topics on your laptop that it really doesn't make much difference period, considering the size of the database is VERY small. The overhead is probably not hit yet.

Secondly, it could be due to the fact that it is running on Windows. This is just a thought, as I have no experience with MySQL on a Windows box. MySQL was generally written for UNIX, ported to Windows as somewhat of an afterthought. Perhaps it doesn't read the configuration correctly?

Other than that, I don't know what to tell ya

Actually, it does help quite a bit in a forum setting. If you look at the total number of views per topic in relation to how many posts/replies there are in said topic, you'll notice there is roughly a 1:12 (posts:views) ratio. So essentially just over 75% of the time (factoring in other... factors), the query cache is utilized. Plus, the cache will be utilized moreso in things that don't change so much, i.e. user info.

Does that help?