I have a script that retrieves several queued email messages from a MySQL
database and sends them out, printing out progress as it goes along; for
example:
ema...@example.com ... sent
ema...@example.com ... sent
ema...@example.com ... sent
Either "sent" or "failed" is displayed based on the result of the mail() call.
When accessing the script however, the browser(?) waits until the script has
completely processed prior to displaying the page (instead of displaying it in
progress). Other scripts on the same system display in progress, and it's
unclear what's different/special about this one.
The page header contains several hundred characters, and line breaks are
included after each "sent", so I don't think it's a browser buffering issue.
The behavior is the same in both Firefox & IE.
The engine is PHP 5.2 under Apache. And none of the ob_ functions are being
used. I did try adding a flush(), but the behavior is still the same.
So what else could cause the page to buffer completely prior to being
displayed?
Any insights appreciated,
Robert
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