Public bug reported:
# lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 13.10
Release:13.10
php5-cli 5.5.3+dfsg-1ubuntu2.1
Ubuntu 13.10 32 bit
PHP5-cli limits the user to one instance at a time. If another php5-cli
script is started, it takes priority over the previous running script
causing the
Is there a setting that limits php-CLI to only one running instance? I
couldn't find any documentation at php.net or a quick google search.
But I can put together some sample code to demonstrate it. My bug report
should have been a little more descriptive, but since this is the only
distro I've
3 Files (test1.php, test2.php, test3.php)
I also have the same server with the issue running these live at
http://timekoin.gets-it.net/test/
You can test them on the web server this way also.
test1.php just does a 10 second count down.
test3.php does a 10 second count down, but starts at 5 and
I ran it in a test user account where the default shell was bash and the
problem was still there. No errors produced on screen or logged
anywhere.
Anything else I can try?
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If you run
php test3.php
Runs, gives a process ID, etc. No errors being eaten by /dev/null on the
screen or any log file for example.
If you modify test2.php so any errors are easily visible,
change
exec(php test3.php /dev/null );
to
exec(php test3.php );
Run test2.php again, the problem is
I appreciate everyone trying to help.
I do know the difference between the two, but your updated example still
does not work. It will still freeze the current script until the former
script finishes.
The problem appears to be in with php-cli and how it is using the exec
function.
I don't expect
