On Wed, May 24, 2006 11:26 am, Suhas wrote:
> I am trying to write a script which will avoid browser timeout problem
> and
> in that process I have created 2 files
>
> FILE1.php:
> set_time_out(1);
> echo shell_exec("/usr/local/bin/php -f FILE2.php &");
>
> FILE2.php:
> @mail($to,$sub,$msg);
> sleep(60);
> @mail($to,$sub,$msg);
>
> I run File1.php thr' browser and I get 2 emails 1 min apart. But
> browser
> does not timeout and PHP also does not throw error about timeout even
> if I
> have specified time limit to 1sec.
>
> Is there any explanation to this behaviour?
PHP time only counts stuff PHP is actually doing.
If you have a PHP script that executes a 5-minute SQL query, PHP
doesn't count *ANY* of that 5 minutes for its timeout limit.
Ditto for exec and friends.
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