Date: 10/04/00
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Arno,
Most web servers also have a default "timeout" value. If you are using
Apache (and why wouldn't you be) then look at the value of Timeout
#
# Timeout: The number of seconds before receives and sends time out.
#
Timeout 300
Adjust accordingly and you should be set.
Jon
"Arno A. Karner" wrote:
>
> im starting to see time outs from my browser on long onerations or it
> least this is what it apperes to be?
> error popup from netscape error document contains no data. try again
> later, or contact the system administrator.
>
> what are my options to extend this time, i am replicating data bases,
> and want the job to compleate. i currently use set_time_limit(3*60*60),
> is there a header i can send to the browser as well?
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