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#1 09-06-2005 03:28:24
- phunter121
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My Browser Says "page Expired" When Running ....
I have a download script to compile a file of orders for import into CCP. Its quite a complex script (not the standard ccp one) and can take up to 30 seconds or more to run on a busy day. I have been using this script for about 8 months.
Recently I have been finding that my browser has been timing out with "Page Expired" before the response comes back from ccp. The script runs successfully, so I have to FTP the file across rather than using the Admin function to copy it.
What is beyond my technical knowledge is how a browser knows when to wait for a response when scripts are running. Do they automatically time out after a certain period and is this configurable? does ccp send 'I'm still running' messages to the browser to signal it to wait?
Does anyone have the inside line on this?
Peter Hunter
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#2 11-23-2005 11:13:00
Re: My Browser Says "page Expired" When Running ....
The browser will wait until it gets a response from the webserver. In this case the server is timing out. If you're running Apache you can increase the timeout by modifying the 'Timeout' directive. Typically this is set to 30, 60 or 90 seconds, but can be set to any number of seconds. After making any changes to Apache configuration, remember to restart Apache.
Nick Hendler
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