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Hi all,
A quick note on significant improvements to phar committed recently:
- tar-based archives now fully support metadata and signatures,
bringing them in line with more of the features of phar-based phar archives. - true asymmetric signing support using OpenSSL private/public key pairs
- phar.cache_list provides pre-parsing of phar manifests at MINIT, with
performance enhancement that matches on-disk for non-APC and improves
perf to 19 req/sec (in-phar) vs. 28 req/sec (on-disk) in my benching of
phpMyAdmin with APC. This performance benefit only accrues with
webservers that run MINIT once and then spawn other processes/threads
with RINIT.
Also, Scott is working on a patch to sqlite that will allow using
databases mounted inside a phar archive with a phar url, which will
greatly simplify pharring apps that use sqlite.
Greg
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Hello Gregory,
Saturday, June 14, 2008, 12:16:58 AM, you wrote:
Hi all,
A quick note on significant improvements to phar committed recently:
- tar-based archives now fully support metadata and signatures,
bringing them in line with more of the features of phar-based phar archives.- true asymmetric signing support using OpenSSL private/public key pairs
- phar.cache_list provides pre-parsing of phar manifests at MINIT, with
performance enhancement that matches on-disk for non-APC and improves
perf to 19 req/sec (in-phar) vs. 28 req/sec (on-disk) in my benching of
phpMyAdmin with APC. This performance benefit only accrues with
webservers that run MINIT once and then spawn other processes/threads
with RINIT.
Also, Scott is working on a patch to sqlite that will allow using
databases mounted inside a phar archive with a phar url, which will
greatly simplify pharring apps that use sqlite.
WOW, SQLite from within a phar sounds really awesome!
Best regards,
Marcus