For help, CLI mode runs the socket server and keeps the connection to the client,
When another normal mode PHP process receives the request, it needs to notify the CLI mode of the process: "There is a new message, please send me to the socket client."
In what way is this sentence to be said?
PHP process communication?
Or is the normal mode PHP process required to use the socket client to communicate with the socket server process?
Or can they share global variables? function that can call each other directly? (though it seems unlikely, it is not a process ...) )
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For help, CLI mode runs the socket server and keeps the connection to the client,
When another normal mode PHP process receives the request, it needs to notify the CLI mode of the process: "There is a new message, please send me to the socket client."
In what way is this sentence to be said?
PHP process communication?
Or is the normal mode PHP process required to use the socket client to communicate with the socket server process?
Or can they share global variables? function that can call each other directly? (though it seems unlikely, it is not a process ...) )
A common practice is to create a socket to connect to the socket server and then send data to the socket server, which is then sent to other clients.
Is your socket server php-cli run? Is it an open source socket server or did you write it yourself?