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Originally Posted by Dayrion So.. Why do you save /pm in PHP? Why you don't write basically logs in a .txt or .log file ?

/pm cannot be saved in PHP, what he wants to do is to send a HTTP request to a php file that basically inserts it into the database, rather than doing it in the script. I don't think this should be of too much workload on your server considering the fact that they are threaded (yeah, even though most queries are - you could always look whether or not your queries are efficient if you notice that they take a lot of time, in a lot of cases they are not.

I haven't really worked with the HTTP function and just searched it up now, but it does seem like it should be possible. Whether it's worth doing or not I don't know, you would also have to check if it's valid somehow - coming from the script (in case someone finds the page etc), but this is something I don't know too much about so I won't comment on this.