It is set at 300 - that's 5 mins - it quits way before that.
Mike
"Mike" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In your php.ini file there's a directive called max_execution_time (in
> seconds) - so you don't have to worry about any "forever-running"
> scripts -
> PHP wi
In your php.ini file there's a directive called max_execution_time (in
seconds) - so you don't have to worry about any "forever-running" scripts -
PHP will kill them if they go on past that point anyhow.
Check out the phpinfo() output if you don't have direct access to your
php.ini file - this sho
WinXP SP2
PHP 4.3.9
Apache 2.0.52
I have a script which sets a timeout for a script execution so it does not
go on forever in a loop or whatever. I keep getting a message that I cannot
set a timer in safe-mode. How else can I do this? Is there a way to
simulate a timer function?
Thanks.
Mik
S wrote:
Im having a problem that im assuming is related to my core PHP code
rather than the pear file I am trying to include (though if you folks
think I need to look into that, thats ok too). Basically im seeing the
following when I try to load my page:
Warning: main(DB.php) [function.main]: fail
