Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 08/23/06 01:56

MD wrote:
>>(Top posting fixed)
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>>Yes, but why would you want to? You'll run up against the timeout value
>>your host sets for PHP.
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>>What are you doing that will hog all of those resources?
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>>You'll run up against the timeout value > your host sets for PHP.
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> I can always change the value from php.
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Not necessarily. A shared host often restricts changing the timeout and
certain other values.


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