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JaoudeStudios · 07-27-2009, 01:04 PM

Quite the opposite, if you use non-persistent connections, you can have many more people on the website at once as it will use the connection then drop it, which will allow someone else to open a connection.

15 persistent connections will only allow 15 users.

15 non-persistent connections will allow many more than 15 users.

NB: Glad I am not using my ruby on rails app on that connection, it pools 5 connections per user for speed :). So I would only be allowed 3 users :s

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JaoudeStudios The Acquainted Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Surrey Posts: 105 Thanks: 1	Quite the opposite, if you use non-persistent connections, you can have many more people on the website at once as it will use the connection then drop it, which will allow someone else to open a connection. 15 persistent connections will only allow 15 users. 15 non-persistent connections will allow many more than 15 users. NB: Glad I am not using my ruby on rails app on that connection, it pools 5 connections per user for speed :). So I would only be allowed 3 users :s __________________ JaoudeStudios.com \| JaoudeStudios.com Forum \| JaoudeStudios.com Blog OpenSource is the road ahead...!