ID: 14740
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Status: Analyzed
+Status: Assigned
Bug Type: Sockets related
Operating System: Win98 and Win2k
PHP Version: 4.1.0
-Assigned To:
+Assigned To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
New Comment:
Will work on fix, should be available shortly
-Jason
Previous Comments:
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[2002-03-22 13:54:22] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Note on the previous report -- setting an integer for timeout (e.g. 1)
does not change the behaviour. It still takes 3-4 seconds without
timing out.
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[2002-03-22 13:49:59] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
System: RedHat Linux
PHP 4.0.6
I'm specifying a timeout of 0.2 seconds, but the fsockopen() function
is taking as long as 3-4 seconds with slow domains (I know
www.krasnapolsky.sr to be slow). This example took about 3.6 seconds.
CODE:
echo microtime();
echo fsockopen("www.krasnapolsky.sr", 80, &$errno,
&$errstr, 0.2);
echo microtime();
echo "Error Number = $errno, Error String = $errstr";
RESULT:
0.39859300 1016822517
Resource id #1
0.04482100 1016822521
Error Number = 0, Error String =
So the socket is opened -- it just took way longer than I intended to
allow it.
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[2002-02-12 17:13:35] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Win32 code does not set a timeout. The comment at the end refers to
there being a problm on linux, which I could not reproduce.
Winsock does support non-blocking IO, but is set up quite differently
than BSD sockets.
-Jason
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[2002-02-11 15:40:27] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The timeout doesn't work if the host don't respond on the
requested port :-(
os: linux redhat 7.2
php 4.0.6-7
apache 1.3.20-16
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[2002-01-28 12:19:57] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
well, me too!
os: win xp professional
apache 1.3.22
php 4.1.1 (win32)
the code:
$fp = fsockopen($hname,139, &$errno, &$errstr,3);
if(!$fp) echo "$hname is not responding on port 139 ";
else {
echo "$hname is alive";
fclose($fp);
}
the problem:
the 3 secs timeout does not work
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