I have a question about PHP internal. How does PHP implement the browser
related script abortion, such as when user hits the stop button in the
browser, PHP can abort the script being executed in the background.
Thanks
Wei
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i think it already does.
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Wei Weng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote... :
I have a
Maxim Maletsky wrote:
i think it already does.
i think that was not the question, but *how*?
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d'oh I meant to ask how. :)
Here is my understanding of the reading the code:
If PHP doesn't get the correct string length for the return value of
ap_rwrite call, then it knows the socket is broken, then it goes to
zend_bailout() to abort the script.
So that means if it is a script that gets
Wei Weng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote... :
d'oh I meant to ask how. :)
Here is my understanding of the reading the code:
If PHP doesn't get the correct string length for the return value of
ap_rwrite call, then it knows the socket is broken, then it goes to
zend_bailout() to abort the