| Re: Editing Php.ini for unlimited upload time?? |
| by wizanda on 2005/7/10 9:17:18 So is it just the one config that needs editing? |
| Re: Editing Php.ini for unlimited upload time?? |
| by Dave_L on 2005/7/10 9:12:29 Try increasing max_execution_time (seconds). If you're using phpMyAdmin, note that it has its own value for this ($cfg['ExecTimeLimit'] in its configuration file config.inc.php), which overrides max_execution_time. Also, if you're using phpMyAdmin, ensure that you're exporting the database compressed (.gz or .zip), since that tends to be a lot faster than uncompressed. |
| Re: Editing Php.ini for unlimited upload time?? |
| by rowdie on 2005/7/10 8:12:28 yes, I think it might be because you ask advanced questions ![]() I haven't tried it, but maybe changing the mysql.connect_timeout setting will help. The default seems to be 60 seconds. |
| Re: Editing Php.ini for unlimited upload time?? |
| by wizanda on 2005/7/10 7:58:26 How come people keep not answering me? Is it because I keep asking advanced questions? Plz help! as I know some of you must have already done this before! |
| Editing Php.ini for unlimited upload time?? |
| by wizanda on 2005/7/9 19:49:29 What I want to do, is be able to download the database from my site on the web, then to be able to add that database to the copy on my computer. I have a wamp on my computer, yet i need to edit the php.ini so it dosen`t time out. so then I can add the MySQL in one go rather then in bits. What settings in php.ini do you need to edit, so that you can add your full database without a time out happening? |