On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 09:15:47 GMT
"I Report, You Decide" <te**@test.com> wrote:
"I Report, You Decide" <te**@test.com> wrote in message
news:Ln**********************@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net.
.. A hosting service lungcapage has banned yabb, because it takes
too much CPU/memory, but phpBB is fine. Is that perl/php or the
script itself?
yabb != perl. Did the hosting service "ban" perl? That should
answer
your question.
the hosting corp does not bann perl, but banns yabb, because saying
it takes TOO MUCH CPU/memory. i just wnat to know if the yabb
problme is a perl problem or the problme of the yabb script only
This all sounds like yabb problem :-)
Seriously .... if you want to find out where the "problems" are with
yabb, then run some benchmarks and find out. You could, if using a
*NIX system, use the 'time' command to see which is using more cpu
time. For a strictly Perl look at the situation, check out the
various Devel modules to aid in finding out where yabb "bottlenecks"
are.
In general, this really isn't a Perl issue - it's one you're having
with your host and is based upon what *they* have told you. Find out
for yourself and then decide if *they* are right :-)
HTH
--
Jim
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