Open langemeijer opened 9 years ago
This project is not actively maintained, would be great for @adoy to let someone else maintain it so it can grow further. If you plan on forking it, let me know, i may contribute.
I think I'm a casual tourist passing by and will be improving the code as I pass along. I have no interest in maintaining it. I will have a working project within one or two weeks, and will probably never look at the fastcgi client code again unless something breaks down.
I'm building something like a scheduled job server. Until now we have a few servers that run jobs as cli scripts, but to take advantage of opcode caching we are changing to fpm.
I have a master process that commandeers fpm servers when jobs are ran. This master process will use a non-blocking version of the PHP-FastCGI-Client spawning a lot of requests per server over one client connection.
The non-blocking socket implementation is required to fit into the architecture of the already existing code for the master process.
If my goals match adoys' I can do the coding, prepare nice pull requests and do the discussions on why I choose to do stuff. I will do the coding anyway, and it will be in my github account.
On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 9:41 PM, Samuel Gordalina notifications@github.com wrote:
This project is not actively maintained, would be great for @adoy to let someone else maintain it so it can grow further.
If you plan on forking it, let me know, i may contribute.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/adoy/PHP-FastCGI-Client/issues/12#issuecomment-155903901
The current implementation is using a blocking socket stream implementation.
Would you accept a non-blocking implementation in your project? Do you have any criteria that I should meet for my contribution to be accepted?