[XMark]

What would happen if you had two PHP files: filea.php and fileb.php

Now in filea.php is the line
<?php include("fileb.php"); ?>

and in fileb.php is the line
<?php include("filea.php"); ?>

I'd try it myself but I don't want to risk an infinite loop that takes up RPGDX's bandwidth :)
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[LeoDraco]

Er, why would you want to do that? There really isn't a logical reason to do so.

I believe that PHP would eventually time out.

But don't take my word for it. *Reading Rainbow jingle*
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[Bjorn]

It should have a recursive include limit or something. Just try it, and don't you worry about taking down RPGDX. :-)

And yeah, if it doesn't have an include limit, there would also be the time limit and memory limit to the rescue of the server. Bandwidth is the last thing you need to worry about, because somebody needs to be downloading for bandwidth consumption.

Edit: 500 Internal Server Error on my own Apache/PHP setup.

[XMark]

Well, I didn't actually have any reason to do that, I was just curious. :)
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