Re: PHP 5.3.2 max_execution_time

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If you want to upload large file, maybe you should consider maximum
uploaded size. You can change setting in php.ini on line that contain *
upload_max_filesize*.

On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 5:13 AM, Chris Tapp <opensource@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I've got a Dokuwiki installation that is producing Apache errors saying
> that the maximum execution time of 30 seconds has been exceeded.
>
> So, I went and changed max_execution_time in php.ini expecting that this
> would solve the problem (which is due to large files taking a while to
> upload over an ADSL connection). However, the error log still reports that
> the old 30 second value is in use, even though Apache has been restarted.
>
> phpinfo() for the same site reports max_execution_time as 120 seconds, so
> it seems as if the change to php.ini has been detected as expected. Is
> there another setting that I need to consider? max_input_time is already
> set to 60 seconds and there are no local 'php_value' Apache configuration
> items fighting the ones in php.ini.
>
> PHP version is 5.3.2 and is running under a CentOS 6.0 system.
>
> Chris Tapp
>
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> www.keylevel.com
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