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PHP Buffer and Timeouts
PHP seems to wait until all code is executed and then flushing all the content to the client. Is there anyway to send it immediately?
Also, do PHP scripts timeout? I have a e-newsletter sending function that might take a long time as the subscription numbers pile up...what's the best way to handle this? TIA! numbernine
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PHP Scripts can time out... you can disable them in the config
default_socket_timeout integer Default timeout (in seconds) for socket based streams See this site for more information on that And not sure about flushing the content as it comes in, usually the scripts are pretty fast (in my experience anyway) but depending on server load, and what you're doing, that might be normal...
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