private@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I'm testing the connect_timeout option in pg_connect but the library seems > to ignore it. I set the pg_connect to connect to an invalid host IP and set > the connect_timeout=8 but the function returns in 30 seconds or more. > > $DB = pg_connect(host=169.2.2.22 user=postgres database=xyz > connect_timeout=8); > > I'm running Redhat 9 on Postgresql 7.4 and php-pgsql-4.2.2-17.2. > > Any idea how the connect_timeout option works on PHP Pgsql? It just passes the whole connection string through to the PostgreSQL library libpq. So it isn't a problem with PHP. I tried it and it works for me. I added "connect_timeout=2" to my connection string, and I got this error (in 2 seconds) when trying to connect to an invalid IP address: Warning: pg_connect() [function.pg-connect.html]: Unable to connect to PostgreSQL server: timeout expired . in ... I had to use 2 seconds. With 3 seconds or longer, I get a "no route to host, is the server running..." error before it times out. I'm running PostgreSQL-7.4.1 and PHP-4.3.3 on Slackware 9.1 Linux. If the problem you are having is fixed by an upgrade, I would try PostgreSQL-7.4.1 first (because I don't think PHP will affect it).
