At 01:27 25-2-03, you wrote:
Thank you, but it doesn'T explain why i can run the other script for 5
minutes without any set_time_limit
In php.ini the default time limit is set.
And when you set the time limit in a script at the start of a loop, the
limit counter starts counting at zero again, or
At 17:12 24.02.2003, Mathieu Dumoulin spoke out and said:
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>Could it be because i fopen the "php://stdin" stream that i can execute my
>script for 5 minutes?
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Sure, if the script sits and waits until there
Could it be because i fopen the "php://stdin" stream that i can execute my
script for 5 minutes?
Mathieu Dumoulin
"Mathieu Dumoulin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de
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> Ok, i got this script i run on my server, this script runs exactly 47 secs
> or so (45 to 4
At 16:27 24.02.2003, Mathieu Dumoulin spoke out and said:
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>Thank you, but it doesn'T explain why i can run the other script for 5
>minutes without any set_time_limit
>
>i'd like to get a precise explanation on why it's doing it, for the time
>being i w
Thank you, but it doesn'T explain why i can run the other script for 5
minutes without any set_time_limit
i'd like to get a precise explanation on why it's doing it, for the time
being i will use set_time_limit for this script.
Mathieu Dumoulin
"Joel Colombo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le
stick a.
set_time_limit(XXX);
at the top of the page
where XXX is the maximum time u would like it to run. ex... 180 for say 3
minutes.
Joel Colombo
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> Ok, i got this script i run on my server, this script ru
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