Hello, you are right... I looked over the code before, but didn't recognize that the fsockopen method in php has a default timeout (what isn't documented in the main php-documentation) of 300 seconds. This bevahior can be overridden by a specified timeoutparameter, if one don't specify it, the method seems to assume the default timeout.
Thank's for your help, Oscar Kmapp The world received Steffen Schwigons words at Wed, Jul 24, 2002 at 10:55:43AM +0200 this is what was written' > Oscar Knapp - soly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > [ server that collects data ] > > [ amount of time, up to 6 min.] > > I looked at the source code of the xml-rpc server of apache, but found > > only two timeout values applicable, one as of 30 seconds (30 000 ms) > > and a socket timeout with a value of 4096 ms. > > IMHO, such a timeout (for long server actions) should be handled > in the client. Did you search in your php-client, too? > > Steffen > -- > Steffen Schwigon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
