php-general | 2001062
Date: 06/23/01
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Hi there,
I was wondering what happens if you call the readfile function to output a
large binary file to a client with a slow connection.
Does the script run until the whole file is sent to the client (leading to
timeout errors on servers with a low max execution time) or does it fill
some sort of buffer on the web server which then takes over and sends the
file to the client?
Thanks a lot
Kristian
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