Ash,
Thanks for your answer. I am quite sure that I do have the
needed permission to effect the change. As you can tell
from my test script, I was able to set timeout to 0 (zero),
and I could also set logfile to "/tmp/tmp". I just could
not set timeout to any values other than 0 or the default
value of 10.
I was testing on a local machine.
Thanks!
Clement
Ashley Sheridan wrote:
On Wed, 2009-02-25 at 18:08 -0500, Clement Yui-Wah Lee wrote:
Hi,
Apparently I can't set the value for expect.timeout to any
values other than 0 (the default is 10). Can someone try
the following script and see if you see the same problem as
me? My php is 5.1.6, php-expect is 0.2.4, the platform is a
Redhat Enterprise Linux 5.3
Test method:
1. Drop the following script onto your php server machine
(use a different ini_set() line in each successive test).
2. Use a browser to execute the script and see what
phpinfo() would return the value for expect.timeout (and
expect.logfile)
<?php
// ini_set("expect.timeout", "0"); // This worked
// ini_set("expect.timeout", 0); // This worked
// ini_set("expect.timeout", 1); // No effect
// ini_set("expect.timeout", 5); // No effect
// ini_set("expect.timeout", "5"); // No effect
ini_set("expect.timeout", "50"); // No effect
ini_set("expect.logfile", "/tmp/tmp"); // This worked
phpinfo();
?>
Thanks!
Clement
Do you have permissions to change this ini setting? Some hosting
companies disallow certain variables to be set through ini_set and only
allow them to be done via .htaccess, and some go even further by
disallowing certain ones to be changed at all. Have you tried it on a
different hosting (i.e. on your local machine) ?
Ash
www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
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