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actually i thought you said your scripts were running in a remote host which you cant change php.ini
and assuming that, i said that most servers setup php in safe mode
i believe php.ini is the same for php as module and cgi-bin
dont know if that helps, but if safe-mode was default for cgi-bin, it would be for module too
safe mode being default or could depend on the distribution... all i got had php.ini-dist and php.ini-recommened, none had safe mode on
hope it helps
Chris wrote:
> I am aware of safe mode but, are you saying that when PHP is installed as a
> CGI binary safe mode is on by default?
> Chris
>
> "André cerqueira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://www.php.net/set_time_limit
[snip] > Warning
> set_time_limit() has NO EFFECT when PHP is running in safe mode. There > is NO workaround other than turning off safe mode or changing the time > limit in the php.ini. [/snip]
most servers do that
Chris wrote:
I've run into situation where my PHP script, (which loads records into a database) gets timed out after 30 seconds, terminating the script
execution.
I understand that PHP, on my hosting system, is installed as a CGI
binary.
I've even included set_time_limit which seems to have no effect. Is is possible that the timeout is being caused by a cgi script execution
limit?
Or may something else be afoot?
Chris
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