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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 06/13/76 12:00
warth33@hotmail.com wrote:
> Oh well. In the C# newsgroup no one could help me. They dont seem to
> have any idea o nwhat is going on. I tryed to explain the problem as
> detailed as possible, but nothing..
> Today I tryed something quite basic. It sounded as it was a good
> solution, so bad that I hadnt tried it before. Setting time limit. The
> thing was that the time limit in php ini is set to 0 on the server.
>
> So I put this in a test script:
>
> set_time_limit(10);
> try{
> echo 'before exec';
> log('before exec');
> $ret = exec('path_to_exx_file.exe');
> echo 'exec returned ' . $ret;
> log('exec returned ' . $ret);
> }
> catch(Exception $e){
> echo 'failed due to: ' . $e;
> log('failed due to: ' . $e);
> }
>
> Note that this script was calling a simple Hello world c# program.
>
> But neither this helped me. The script will run for ever.
>
> Is there really not anyone that can help me out, just give me some
> good hint of what the problem can be? Arent they any gurus there out??
>
>
PHP can only time out when it is in control. Once it passes control off
to the C# program, PHP can't time out until control is returned.
And there are PHP gurus here. But this isn't a PHP problem - PHP isn't
even involved after the call to exec().
But I also sympathize with you. These things aren't easy to find.
Maybe start a little more basic. What happens if you just have a C#
program which does nothing but return? What if you don't have any
output from the C# program?
BTW - posting your C# code here won't help. Most of us won't understand
it, anyway.
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