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Posted by randyaa on 04/28/07 04:20
why not just generate the thumbnails for the current directory, then
provide navigational links to the sub-directories. I just started on
a photo album system that works in that exact way. http://code.google.com/p/zippyphotos/.
Check it out maybe we can work out some requirements together
On Apr 28, 12:00 am, sandy <relativ...@isrelative.com> wrote:
> I use recursive readdir as the engine for
> a numerous file processing routines, including
> generating thumbnails, using getimagesize
> imagecreatetruecolor and imagejpeg, etc.
> where each resize operation involves instantiating
> a new resizer class instance.
>
> ....but my (shared host) website is large, so I
> run past max_execution_time if I try to make
> all thumbnails at once, from the top of
> my document_root. My virtual file system
> includes a php.ini which I can edit, but
> bumping max_execution-time (although the file saves)
> seems to have no effect, and I do not have
> permission to run /usr/sbin/apachectl restart
>
> Perhaps the php.ini change
> will start to work the next time the server reboots.
>
> In the mean time, is there some way to fork a new process,
> for instantiating the resizer?
>
> I could try to use exec to run command line
> php. But there must be a more elegant way
> to do this. I'd use perl and imagemagick,
> but my shared host server doesn't have the
> right perl libs installed, and that's another
> can of worms.
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