[users@httpd] apache2 suexec and php-cgi

[Sterpu Victor <vi...@ambra.ro>]

I try to use apache-suexec.
I have mandriva 10.2 with php-cgi installed.
But php are not threated as cgi's.
Other cgi's are working with suexec(perl).

Where can I find some documentation about how to make this work?

Thank you.

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[users@httpd] Re: max_execution_time in php?

[Joost de Heer <sa...@xs4all.nl>]

Oscar Haeger said:
> Hi.
> I'm a bit curious about php and the max_execution_time.

The people at the PHP mailing list are better for answering this question,
as this has nothing to do with Apache.

Joost


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Re: [users@httpd] max_execution_time in php?

["Ivan Barrera A." <Br...@Ivn.cl>]

Do a phpinfo, and take a look on which php.ini mod_php is relying.
Sometimes the cgi rely on one, and mod_php on another.

Oscar Haeger wrote:
> Hi.
> I'm a bit curious about php and the max_execution_time. The reason I'm
> asking is
> because I can't seem to increase it over 30 sec which is the default if
> I'm not
> misstaken?
> I've edited the file php.ini located in /usr/local/lib/ on my machine and
> restarted the webserver but I still get hit by the 30sec time limit. Is
> there
> some other config-file that would affect this?
> I had a look in httpd.conf but the Timeout directive there is set to
> 300sec so
> that doesn't appear to be the correct place either.
> 
> Any input about this will be very appreciated.
> 
> Oscar
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[users@httpd] max_execution_time in php?

[Oscar Haeger <Os...@nbit.sigma.se>]

Hi.
I'm a bit curious about php and the max_execution_time. The reason I'm 
asking is
because I can't seem to increase it over 30 sec which is the default if 
I'm not
misstaken?
I've edited the file php.ini located in /usr/local/lib/ on my machine and
restarted the webserver but I still get hit by the 30sec time limit. Is there
some other config-file that would affect this?
I had a look in httpd.conf but the Timeout directive there is set to 300sec so
that doesn't appear to be the correct place either.

Any input about this will be very appreciated.

Oscar

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