IIS 5.1, XP Pro, PHP 4.3.4

[BigBZ]

Im running IIS 5.1, XP Pro, PHP 4.3.4

My Local Machine runs fine for all scripts, except I am doing a data merge and this script takes longer than all my other ones.

I am getting a "CGI Application Timeout" Right around 5 minutes.

300 sec / 60 sec = 5 min

Low and behold, when I went into the IIS Default properties, clicked on the Home Directory Tab, click the button for Configuration and then the "Process Options" tab, it has:

CGI Timeout: 300

So I changed that to 1800, giving me plenty of time. restart IIS, still CGI Timeout after 5 minutes. Reboot comp, still CGI Timeout. Change it to a lower number of seconds, a little more reasonable, 900, and still CGI timeout at 300 seconds on the dot.

Anyone know how I can get this changed/fixed? it would be a GREAT help!!!! PLEASE HELP!

 

[ChrisHirst]

PHP has it's own timeouts as well

http://uk2.php.net/set_time_limit

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[BigBZ]

The first line of code in my script is:

set_time_limit (60*60);

Which should give me a timeout of an hour. Plenty of time for my script.

 

[ChrisHirst]

Try this. 3rd result from a search on Google

http://www.murraymoffatt.com/software-problem-0002.html

Chris.

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http://www.cram-system.com

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[BigBZ]

Thanks for all your help! I tried that before i posted the subject. Read the original post again, this is the area that was at 300 seconds but mine seems to be stuck at 5 min (300 seconds) even though I changed the CGI Timeout to 900 or 1,800 seconds.

That is what the problem is, I change the setting, and it doesnt do shit!! FRUSTRATING!! AHH!

Also, some differences from that website, I am on XP with IIS 5.1, I'm not sure what ver of IIS that person was running.

Again, thanks for your help! But I am still stuck! =(

 

[BigBZ]

I guess im going to try to reinstall IIS . . . I'll let you know what happens . . . . .

 

[BigBZ]

Reinstalling IIS appears to have solved the problem.

Thanks for your help.

 

[ChrisHirst]

Sounds like a typical MS problem then!



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