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> Subject: [PHP] max_execution_time
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> > Hi, i made a major programing mistake this mornning. It probably helped
> > me to figure out a bug in PHP 5. But i w
Hi, i made a major programing mistake this mornning. It probably helped
me to figure out a bug in PHP 5. But i would like to confirme with more
people...
class MyClass{
public MylClass(){
$this->MyFunc();
}
private MyFunc(){
$this->MyFunc();
This should not have anything with time limit, your php script is
executed after the upload finishes, you should check max_upload_size and
max_post_size (max_upload_size < max_post_size)
Eric Wood wrote:
Even set_time_limit(0) does extend the timeout. Always a 30 second timeout.
Any other idea
I have a similar problem. I made a multiple file upload script and when the
size is too big, PHP seems to ignore it, even though the files are well
inside the max_upload_size...
Are you sure that you aren't actually entering an infinite-loop or
something? It seems odd...
I can't think of nothing
Even set_time_limit(0) does extend the timeout. Always a 30 second timeout.
Any other ideas?
thanks,
-eric wood
> I'm uploading a large file through my web page and after 30 seconds, the
> fails with an error. I bumbed the max_execution_time parameter in
> /etc/php.ini to 600 seconds and resta
I'm uploading a large file through my web page and after 30 seconds, the
fails with an error. I bumbed the max_execution_time parameter in
/etc/php.ini to 600 seconds and restarted apache. Still errors at 30
seconds. I added set_time_limit(600); to various place in my file upload
handling scrip
gt; Subject: Re: [PHP] max_execution_time & header
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> on 7/9/01 8:17 AM, Peter Schumacher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > I still run into the max_execution_time!!! I thought it would be reset as I
> > redirect to another page.
>
> wi
on 7/9/01 8:17 AM, Peter Schumacher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I still run into the max_execution_time!!! I thought it would be reset as I
> redirect to another page.
within your script
ini_set("max_execution_time", $some_bunch_of_seconds);
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I'm trying to backup a huge amount of data comming from a MySQL database.
It seems that my script times out before it is done.
I'm unable to persuade my ISP to raise the max_execution_time and thought of
using redirects instead (header).
I've written a script that backs up 500 rows and then redi
his is the correct link:
> http://php.net/manual/en/function.set-time-limit.php
>
> -maxim maletsky
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> -Original Message-
> From: Rasmus Lerdorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 2:07 PM
> To: mike cullerton
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> i've got a script running into my max_execution_time. is there a way to
> override the value in php.ini from within a script, rather than increasing
> the time in php.ini?
http://php.net/settimelimit
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hey folks,
i've got a script running into my max_execution_time. is there a way to
override the value in php.ini from within a script, rather than increasing
the time in php.ini?
thanks,
mike
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What is the deal with sleep(), does it break the 'max_execution_time' that is set in
php.ini?
This is good, this is what I want, but I just want to double check that this is really
happening.
I have an emial script that seems to run for about 15 minutes because I sleep() it
between each e
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