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  • Newbie Von Greenhorn
    #1

    ISAPI Problems

    Is anyone else having this problem?

    Remember with CGI php.exe you could set the timeout in IIS? It seems
    to me (after much searching) that you can't set the ISAPI timeout in
    IIS. I think it defaults to approx 1 hour. I know you can adjust timeouts in
    php.ini but when IIS decides it's been long enough there's not much
    PHP can do!

    Anybody able to point me in the right direction as far as setting the
    ISAPI timeout in IIS?

    You know ... something like this: iisObject.CGITi meout = 7200

    I tried iisObject.ISAPI Timout = 7200 .... no luck

    Jimmy
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    • RG
      #2
      Re: ISAPI Problems


      "Newbie Von Greenhorn" <ottawasixtysev en@hotmail.com> wrote in message
      news:9ac6ecb9.0 310030537.3f46e 539@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
      > Is anyone else having this problem?
      >
      > Remember with CGI php.exe you could set the timeout in IIS? It seems
      > to me (after much searching) that you can't set the ISAPI timeout in
      > IIS. I think it defaults to approx 1 hour. I know you can adjust timeouts[/color]
      in[color=blue]
      > php.ini but when IIS decides it's been long enough there's not much
      > PHP can do!
      >
      > Anybody able to point me in the right direction as far as setting the
      > ISAPI timeout in IIS?
      >
      > You know ... something like this: iisObject.CGITi meout = 7200
      >
      > I tried iisObject.ISAPI Timout = 7200 .... no luck
      >
      > Jimmy[/color]


      If I understand you rightly, you can change the max_execution_t ime in your
      php.ini file.
      Of course, I have probably barked up the wrong tree :)
      RG



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        • Newbie Von Greenhorn
          #3
          Re: ISAPI Problems

          Unfortunately that doesn't work. If you change max_execution_t ime to 2
          hours ... IIS will timeout before max_execution_t ime is reached.

          [color=blue]
          > If I understand you rightly, you can change the max_execution_t ime in your
          > php.ini file.
          > Of course, I have probably barked up the wrong tree :)
          > RG[/color]

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            • Newbie Von Greenhorn
              #4
              Re: ISAPI Problems

              I find it hard to believe that nobody has run into the problem! Is
              there nobody out there that has PHP scripts that run for over an hour?

              Jim

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                • SwissCheese
                  #5
                  Re: ISAPI Problems

                  "Newbie Von Greenhorn" <ottawasixtysev en@hotmail.com> wrote in message
                  news:9ac6ecb9.0 310161044.9b00c bd@posting.goog le.com...[color=blue]
                  > I find it hard to believe that nobody has run into the problem! Is
                  > there nobody out there that has PHP scripts that run for over an hour?
                  >
                  > Jim
                  >[/color]

                  And just what is the problem?



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                    • Newbie Von Greenhorn
                      #6
                      Re: ISAPI Problems

                      Remember with CGI php.exe you could set the timeout in IIS? It seems
                      to me (after much searching) that you can't set the ISAPI timeout in
                      IIS. I think it defaults to approx 1 hour. I know you can adjust timeouts in
                      php.ini but when IIS decides it's been long enough there's not much
                      PHP can do!

                      Anybody able to point me in the right direction as far as setting the
                      ISAPI timeout in IIS?

                      You know ... something like this: iisObject.CGITi meout = 7200

                      I tried iisObject.ISAPI Timout = 7200 .... no luck

                      Jimmy

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