Help! Can not set max_execution_time!

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Helena Vauchez	Thursday 26 June 2003 8:43:47 am Hello, I'd like to set the php max_execution_time to more than 30 secs. But there is no php.ini file on my computer, nor can I find any other readable file containing "max_execution_time". There's just a ezpublish/php/php4ts.dll that contains the string... I have installed the Windows2000 Installer /ezpublish-version 3.0.2 that includes Apache and PHP. I also tried to override it with an .htaccess file - but that doesn't work either :-( Does anybody know what's going on here? Thanks in advance, Helena
Karsten Jennissen	Thursday 26 June 2003 9:03:27 am I think that the PHP installation uses default values if no php.ini is installed. Could be that this is the standard procedure for the installer package. There was a thread that told you to copy a php.ini from somewhere to your PHP installation (or is it /winnt?) and modify there. Maybe somebody with a bit more insight into this could comment on the issue? :-) Karsten
Helena Vauchez	Thursday 26 June 2003 10:14:05 am Juhuu! Dear Karsten, i just tried out your suggestion - and it solved my problem! I'm so glad about your fast reply! Now I can edit the object again, that has so many locations (and there even have to be more!) This is what I did: get a php.ini file from http://cvs.php.net/co.php/php-src/ modify the max_execution_time value, leave the rest as it is copy this file to C:\WINNT\php.ini restart Apache :-) :-) Helena

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Thursday 26 June 2003 8:43:47 am

Hello,
I'd like to set the php max_execution_time to more than 30 secs.
But there is no php.ini file on my computer, nor can I find any other readable file containing "max_execution_time". There's just a ezpublish/php/php4ts.dll that contains the string...
I have installed the Windows2000 Installer /ezpublish-version 3.0.2 that includes Apache and PHP.
I also tried to override it with an .htaccess file - but that doesn't work either :-(
Does anybody know what's going on here?
Thanks in advance,
Helena

Karsten Jennissen

Thursday 26 June 2003 9:03:27 am

I think that the PHP installation uses default values if no php.ini is installed. Could be that this is the standard procedure for the installer package. There was a thread that told you to copy a php.ini from somewhere to your PHP installation (or is it /winnt?) and modify there.

Maybe somebody with a bit more insight into this could comment on the issue? :-)

Karsten

Helena Vauchez

Thursday 26 June 2003 10:14:05 am

Juhuu!
Dear Karsten,
i just tried out your suggestion - and it solved my problem!
I'm so glad about your fast reply!
Now I can edit the object again, that has so many locations (and there even have to be more!)
This is what I did:
get a php.ini file from http://cvs.php.net/co.php/php-src/
modify the max_execution_time value, leave the rest as it is
copy this file to C:\WINNT\php.ini
restart Apache
:-)
:-)
Helena