John Gunther wrote: > This may be more appropriate for an Apache or browser forum. Perhaps you > can suggest an appropriate one. > > I have a PHP script that takes a long time to complete (due to very > heavy database activity) although it echoes unbuffered output every few > seconds. I've set max_execution_time to 0 with set_time_limit(0) so PHP > doesn't time out the page but after about 3 minutes, Firefox says, "The > connection to the server was reset while the page was loading." and IE7 > says, "Internet Explorer cannot display the web page". I want to try > apache_reset_timeout() but it's not implemented in 4.3.10. > > Is there anything I can do from PHP or elsewhere to solve this? yes. lets start by saying that any webpage script that takes that long to run is shit by design. what I would suggest is that you run a script via cron that generates a static page which you can then view whenever required; let the cron job run at what ever interval is required/possible. your database maybe be in bad shape - check you have indexes on all the fields your searching/joining on (as a first step) another alternative would be to break down the output of the script into several pages. sorry I don't have a real solution with regard to forcing the browser to keep suckig on the connection. maybe someone else with more fu does. > > John Gunther > Bucks vs Bytes Inc > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
