| Re: Ignoring Case on directories [message #171183 is a reply to message #171182] |
Wed, 29 December 2010 03:27   |
jwcarlton
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Registered: December 2010
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>> Apache processes per day is around 500 (although this week, the
>> average is over 600).
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> And this is a lot?
"A lot" is subjective, I guess. I never said it was a lot, though;
you're just questioning my need for optimization.
Which I do find pretty amusing, honestly. When I first started
programming (forever ago), just about EVERY post was about optimize,
optimize, optimize! Now, every time I ask for advice on making things
faster (in all groups, not just this one), most of the replies are
that I'm wasting my time.
Times change, I guess :-)
>> I don't think the "why" is terribly relevant to the thread,
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> But if you knew so much already, you wouldn't be asking for help. You
> should let us decide what information we need in order to be able to
> give you a good answer.
True. But all I was really asking was whether there was a PHP command
that could help me to find a directory while ignoring case; I wasn't
really asking for help on improving the system (yet, anyway). Don't
get me wrong, I DO appreciate the help... but in this case, I'm just
trying to eliminate a single query, which, at best, would improve the
site by milliseconds.
Besides, the most common complaint that I get is that I give too much
information, making my posts long and hard to read! LOL
> And it is totally impossible to have all new directories created in
> lowercase and then rename all the others to lowercase?
Impossible? Not at all! Just more work than I'm able to do at the
moment. I'm just trying to eliminate a single MySQL query, and was
hoping for a quick-and-painless alternative.
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