On 2023-11-01 11:20, Ben Rubinstein via use-livecode wrote:
An install which runs daily and makes a number of calls using the shell function occasionally reportsThe process "..." exceeded the timeout of 10 seconds.I'm not sure where this timeout is defined; I'm not totally sure where this message is coming from (the shell? LiveCode? the process that was invoked through the shell command?).
Definitely not LiveCode - LiveCode runs the shell process until it ends on all platforms its implemented on (I'll leave it for another day to ponder whether there should be some sort of timeout to account for rogue/hung processes!)
Assuming for a moment that this isn't a timeout internal to the process that I happen to be invoking, is there a way in LiveCode, or in shell configuration, to modify this timeout?
Doing a quick google for variants of "The process ... exceeded the timeout of 10 seconds" - then there are various results relating to Laravel - which is a PHP framework. So are you shell'ing to PHP? If so my guess is that whatever PHP script you are running is using sub-processes too, and has a process timeout set to 10s.
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