ad.php - Redirect php with 10 seconds html delay

Careful with that, using sleep function in a php web environment isn't very recommended.
It keep each process alive (php isn't multi thread), using a bit of memory with it, thus it might be more sensible to ddos for example.

I tried previously redirection in different ways but this way is better i guess. Thank you

Careful with that, using sleep function in a php web environment isn't very recommended.
It keep each process alive (php isn't multi thread), using a bit of memory with it, thus it might be more sensible to ddos for example.

(04-21-2021, 01:15 AM)zardusfish Wrote:

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Why do we need this?

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(04-21-2021, 01:15 AM)zardusfish Wrote:

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Why do we need this?

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(04-21-2021, 03:09 AM)fritz Wrote:

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Careful with that, using sleep function in a php web environment isn't very recommended.
It keep each process alive (php isn't multi thread), using a bit of memory with it, thus it might be more sensible to ddos for example.

Yes you are right. Having multiple requests to ad.php can lead to dos. This work best on small projects because there is a less volume of users and on high volume of users site the script should be in a different server. For example the site is setup at site1.com and ad.php on site2.com in a different server. Using this even if the site2.com server hangs the site1.com is working just fine.

(04-21-2021, 03:09 AM)fritz Wrote:

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Careful with that, using sleep function in a php web environment isn't very recommended.
It keep each process alive (php isn't multi thread), using a bit of memory with it, thus it might be more sensible to ddos for example.

Yes you are right. Having multiple requests to ad.php can lead to dos. This work best on small projects because there is a less volume of users and on high volume of users site the script should be in a different server. For example the site is setup at site1.com and ad.php on site2.com in a different server. Using this even if the site2.com server hangs the site1.com is working just fine.