Hello,
On 08/15/2002 04:17 AM, Daren Cotter wrote:
> I understand this solution, but are you telling me
> that companies that send millions of emails per day
> simply use the BCC line in the email? I can't imagine
> this is the "proper" way of doing things...I do, after
> all, need to send 50,000
on 15/08/02 5:17 PM, Daren Cotter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I understand this solution, but are you telling me
> that companies that send millions of emails per day
> simply use the BCC line in the email? I can't imagine
> this is the "proper" way of doing things...I do, after
> all, need to s
I understand this solution, but are you telling me
that companies that send millions of emails per day
simply use the BCC line in the email? I can't imagine
this is the "proper" way of doing things...I do, after
all, need to send 50,000 emails at a time.
Can anyone else verify this?
--- Manuel L
Actually, the browser outputs every email sent, and
runs the following commands every 3,000 mailings:
print "pausing...";
flush();
sleep(15);
print "resuming";
flush();
// continue
so it's not the browser timing out
--- Bogdan Stancescu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I'm not positive I'm righ
Hello,
On 08/14/2002 08:54 PM, Daren Cotter wrote:
> I have a PHP script that queries a MySQL database,
> retrieves email addresses, and sends an email to all
> members of a website.
>
> The problem is this: the PHP script times out after
> sending about 5,000 mailings, and I have to restart it
Ok, I'm not positive I'm right here, but have you thought about the
browser timing out - and not PHP? You may try doing an echo(" "); and a
flush(); every 100 e-mails or so - and reset max exec time to a
reasonable duration while you're at it - that *might* fix it. Please
note that executing s
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