php-windows Digest 1 Nov 2005 10:45:49 -0000 Issue 2810
Topics (messages 26449 through 26453):
Problem with script execution time
26449 by: Ricardo Oliveira
26450 by: Paul J. Smith
26453 by: Mark Rees
Re: mysqli extension installation
26451 by: mihai.chira.gmail.com
26452 by: mihai.chira.gmail.com
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Dear,
I am trying to make a download script, for this I need to define max
execution time to 0 so the script only ends when the file is
uploaded/downloaded. I have php5 and apache 2 on Windows XP-sp2 and I am not
being able to do it, every thing I tried didn't work.
Can anyone give me some tricks to do it the right way?
Best regards,
Ricardo Oliveira
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IIS also has a script execution time limit. Even if you set it in PHP,
IIS will abort the script if it's own limit is exceeded. So if you are
still having issues after using set_time_limit, check IIS's script
timeout.
Regards,
Paul Smith
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From: Ricardo Oliveira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 October 2005 09:38
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Problem with script execution time
Dear,
I am trying to make a download script, for this I need to define max
execution time to 0 so the script only ends when the file is
uploaded/downloaded. I have php5 and apache 2 on Windows XP-sp2
and I am not
being able to do it, every thing I tried didn't work.
Can anyone give me some tricks to do it the right way?
Best regards,
Ricardo Oliveira
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You may have already done this, but make sure that you have made any
necessary changes to your PHP.ini settings with relation to maximum file
upload size and so on. More information here:
http://de.php.net/features.file-upload
Cheers
Mark
""Paul J. Smith"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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IIS also has a script execution time limit. Even if you set it in PHP,
IIS will abort the script if it's own limit is exceeded. So if you are
still having issues after using set_time_limit, check IIS's script
timeout.
Regards,
Paul Smith
-----Original Message-----
From: Ricardo Oliveira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 October 2005 09:38
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Problem with script execution time
Dear,
I am trying to make a download script, for this I need to define max
execution time to 0 so the script only ends when the file is
uploaded/downloaded. I have php5 and apache 2 on Windows XP-sp2
and I am not
being able to do it, every thing I tried didn't work.
Can anyone give me some tricks to do it the right way?
Best regards,
Ricardo Oliveira
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hy. today I was in the mood to solve this mysqli problem - and I hit a
dilemma. Really, it's strange (at least for me). Let me tell you the longer
version of the story.
Since a very short while I used php 4.3 in combination with mysql 3.x, which
raised no problems. And since I needed the utf-8 support that mysql 4.1 has,
I made the switch. Then I got some message that the mysql version installed
uses some protocol that is not supported in php. I kinda' freaked out in the
beginning, but after doing a bit of research in the php manual, I found out
that I needed to use the mysqli functions with mysql 4.1 and higher. So here
I am, trying to install them. Surprisingly, my version of php doesn't
include a php_mysqli.dll file in the extensions directory. So I thought that
my version of php is a bit old and so I got the newest 4.x version off the
net. and what do you know: no php_mysqli.dll in the extensions dir. So, with
the last hope I could grasp, I downloaded php 5.0.5, the very last version
of php. This one did have php_mysqli.dll, but when I copied it into the
extensions dir and made the necessary change in the php.ini file, it showed
me a message asking me for a php5 file: "php5ts.dll", which, indeed, was
inside the php5 archive - but which didn't correspond to my version of php.
So I am in a dilemma: is php 4.x not supposed to use php_mysqli.dll at all?
Then what am I supposed to do?
I really don't know what to do now... Please give me a hand if you can.
Thanks.
"David Collard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>hello. can someone please tell me how to install the mysqli extension for
>>windows? I use mysql 4.1, php 4.3.1 and apache 1.3.23. I just upgraded
>>from mysql 3.x to 4.1 and now that I have to use the mysqli functions I
>>get the error: "Cannot instantiate non-existent class: mysqli"
>>thank you a lot.
>>
>>
> go into your php.ini, and uncomment the line that says
> ;extension=php_mysqli.dll
>
> when i tried, it wasn't even there and php_mysqli.dll hadn't even been
> included with the installation. also, you can still use the normal mysql
> functions if you want.
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hy. today I was in the mood to solve this mysqli problem - and I hit a
dilemma. Really, it's strange (at least for me). Let me tell you the longer
version of the story.
Since a very short while I used php 4.3 in combination with mysql 3.x, which
raised no problems. And since I needed the utf-8 support that mysql 4.1 has,
I made the switch. Then I got some message that the mysql version installed
uses some protocol that is not supported in php. I kinda' freaked out in the
beginning, but after doing a bit of research in the php manual, I found out
that I needed to use the mysqli functions with mysql 4.1 and higher. So here
I am, trying to install them. Surprisingly, my version of php doesn't
include a php_mysqli.dll file in the extensions directory. So I thought that
my version of php is a bit old and so I got the newest 4.x version off the
net. and what do you know: no php_mysqli.dll in the extensions dir. So, with
the last hope I could grasp, I downloaded php 5.0.5, the very last version
of php. This one did have php_mysqli.dll, but when I copied it into the
extensions dir and made the necessary change in the php.ini file, it showed
me a message asking me for a php5 file: "php5ts.dll", which, indeed, was
inside the php5 archive - but which didn't correspond to my version of php.
So I am in a dilemma: is php 4.x not supposed to use php_mysqli.dll at all?
Then what am I supposed to do?
I really don't know what to do now... Please give me a hand if you can.
Thanks.
"David Collard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>hello. can someone please tell me how to install the mysqli extension for
>>windows? I use mysql 4.1, php 4.3.1 and apache 1.3.23. I just upgraded
>>from mysql 3.x to 4.1 and now that I have to use the mysqli functions I
>>get the error: "Cannot instantiate non-existent class: mysqli"
>>thank you a lot.
>>
>>
> go into your php.ini, and uncomment the line that says
> ;extension=php_mysqli.dll
>
> when i tried, it wasn't even there and php_mysqli.dll hadn't even been
> included with the installation. also, you can still use the normal mysql
> functions if you want.
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