hi all, > On Tue, 2005-07-12 at 16:49 +0200, daro wrote: > Also remember to set_time_limit(0) ;) PHP ENTER CONFUSION The *CLI* version of php has no max execution time by default (0) - Where's the php CLI version in php4? [PHP_HOME]/cli/php.exe and it reads a php.ini if it was in the SAME directory or as specified using -c [DIRECTORY] (but apparently ignoring the max_execution_time value even it was specified in php.ini) - Oh and what's the $PHP_HOME/php.exe in a typical php4 distribution? it's the CGI executable (according to the accompanying READMEEEE) - And what's the CLI one in php5? [PHP_HOME]/php.exe and it reads php-cli.ini!! (note that this was the CGI one in php4) - Oh la la and where's CGI one in php5? [PHP_HOME]/php-cgi.exe Can i ini_set() the value of max_execution_time during runtime when using the cli versions? YES!! I've done some personal experimentation to confirm all the above. Tested with PHP/4.3.9 and PHP/5.0.2 -ahmed -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
