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Posted by Richard on 12/19/07 13:18
"Vanscot" <vanscot@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Dec 19, 9:19 am, "Richard" <root@localhost> wrote:
>> Hello all,
>> I am looking into issues with time-outs on a website.
>> These appear to happen in a random way for some users.
>>
>> This is one example:
>>
>> Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 60 seconds exceeded in
>> [snipped_path] auth.php on line 5
>>
>> auth.php contains:
>>
>> 1 <?php
>> 2 // Login & Session
>> 3 // auth.php
>> 4
>> 5 // start session
>> 6 session_start();
>>
>> auth.php gets included like this:
>> 1 <?php include("Include/auth.php"); ?>
>>
>> These timeouts occur sometimes when users from far away (China)
>> use
>> the website.
>> The users are known for having an unreliable internet connection at
>> times.
>> I have never had these timeouts myself, and can not reproduce any
>> of
>> them.
>> The timeouts seem to appear in random places spread across the
>> site,
>> there does not seem to be a pattern here.
>>
>> All docs I have here on PHP say that the max execution time is only
>> the time spent by the PHP interpreter, and does not include the
>> time
>> sending the data back to the user. So that would suggest there is
>> something going wrong in the PHP, but I can never find anything
>> related to that. In this case the error is on or close to lines
>> that
>> are comments...
>>
>> My question now is:
>> Is there any way that a bad internet connection can cause these
>> time-outs?
>> Is there something I can do to solve it, or improve it?
>> I do not use any output buffering in PHP now, would it make a
>> difference in these cases?
>>
>> Thanks already,
>>
>> Richard.
>I guess that you're including a file that takes longer to execute,
> you should check all your includes looking for a while o a
> connection
> that takes too long, never ends or keeps idling until the script
> hits
> the max exec time.
>
> By the way, if you find a way to catch that kind of errors, max exec
> time,
> post it, since I need a way to die elegant on that.
>
Hi,
thanks for the reply, but there is nothing more to this particular
timeout than I mentioned.
This is the only include, it gets included on the first line of the
first php page....
Richard.
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