The timeout is not the problem, the probleem is I'm not getting the ssl (like the peer cert) info
into the stream_context_get_options
Jim Lucas wrote:
Paul van Brouwershaven wrote:
Nathan Rixham wrote:
I don't think this is a php problem, just load the url up in a
browser and you'll see the same, appears to be a misconfigured server
at the otherside - probably confused about not being passed a name
based "host" header in the request.
I know that my browser is also waiting a long time, but strange that
there is no timeout in fopen? My scripts are getting stuck and
eventually they will hang my server. (when I start a new job every x
minutes)
Perhaps concider moving to fsockopen or stream_socket_client with
timeout parameters to solve your issue.
fsockopen has no context and with stream_socket_client I have no
timeout but stream_context_get_options is not returning the right data
$options = stream_context_get_options($fp);
Check out the first "Note:" section on this page.
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.stream-socket-client.php
First thing it tells you is that you can set a timeout for the
connection using stream_set_timeout().
I know this can be done. I am running a PHP daemon that that acts as
both a server and a client.
Jim Lucas
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