A question about max_execution_time

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Dear List,

I have been working with a PHP script that curls a file from another
server.  This works fine on my local machine, but not on our live server.
The script takes about 400 seconds to execute completely.  I was under the
impression that my call to set_time_limit(900); was helping.  Well, I took
that line out and nothing changed locally or on the server.  In fact I even
tried this little test:

<?php
// header include for my config (to get Util)
error_reporting(E_ALL);
echo '<br>max execution time: '. ini_get('max_execution_time');
sleep(40);
echo "<br>done!";
echo "<br><br>Script Executed Time: ". Util::displayMicroTime(
$_SCRIPT_START_TIME, Util::getMicroTime() );
die('<br>'.__FILE__.__LINE__);
?>


Outputs:
max execution time: 30
done!

Script Executed Time: 40.01
/Users/eric/Sites/test/member_get_update.php26


Now why did this work?  Shouldn't the script have timed out after 30
seconds?

Thanks in advance!

Eric

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