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Confusion arises as to when PHP starts a new connection using all the

"persistent" versions of any function, and this depends entirely on how you

run your PHP.

In real CGI mode, that is, one process per script, persistent functions do the

exact same as their "temporary" equivalents. If you have a threaded Apache

MPM, this persistence will open a connection per thread, but not immediately.

Think of it as a single PHP instance for each thread.

If you run prefork, the MPM that forks the Apache server into several

accept()ing subprocesses, you'll have one PHP instance per process.

This isn't always true as I might've missed some gotchas, but in general, do

know that a persistent can only try to be persistent.

As for grey at greywyvern dot moc: A cronjob would be a lot better suited

for this, and have it periodically update the index rather than request ~200

pages each time somebody searches, at least from what you describe it as.