Re: how to redirect and let the server do some lengthy job in the background?

Thanks for all the information. If I go with a shared hosting, I would
pick one supporting ffmpeg and cron job, I found cirtex, haven't paid
yet because I am still developing on my own machine.

I have never used a queueing before, it sounds interesting, i will
look into that. I got the cron job working now, but if this is a
better practice, I will definitely go with it.

This group is definitely awesome!!!

Thanks, guys!

-David

On Mar 4, 2:28 pm, Ryan Schmidt <google-2...@ryandesign.com> wrote:
> On Mar 4, 2011, at 12:30, cricket wrote:
>
> > Ryan's ideas seem sound but I agree with Mark
> > that it may be worth your while to look at existing solutions. I
> > haven't tried Rabbit; am looking at it now.
>
> I had not thought to look for external software packages to deal with queueing, but now that I have looked at RabbitMQ, it looks like a good solution to the problem, the documentation seems well-written and thorough, and it's made by a subsidiary of VMware, so it has the backing of a well-respected company. So those are all points in favor of it.

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