Edit report at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=43098&edit=1
ID: 43098
Comment by:
Reported by: harvie at email dot cz
Summary: file_get_contents() freezes (probably caused by
fopen())
Status: Open
Type: Feature/Change Request
Package: Feature/Change Request
Operating System: Linux (Debian Etch) - php5-cli
PHP Version: 5.2.4
New Comment:
So, has anyone found a way out of this problem?
Is it a known bug?
Previous Comments:
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[2007-10-26 10:49:02] harvie at email dot cz
Yeah! Thats what i need... Something like default_poll_timeout
setting...
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[2007-10-26 10:40:18] harvie at email dot cz
j...@php.net: That is what i am saying, this will never comes to next
iteration. If i wan't to do some kind of error check, it will never be
executed, because whole program will stop at file_get_contents() and
will not execute anything after this call. Thats the problem. This
function will never return anything.
With this timeout, this script have to print '#' at least once a
second.
But the default_socket_timeout stops waiting for connection but in this
case the file_gets_contents() is already downloading when server drops
the connection because of network unstability or service overload.
Isn't there some kind of timeout, that will stop waiting for broken
connection after specified time?
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[2007-10-26 08:16:58] j...@php.net
It won't matter what you put in timeout if you wrap everything in a
while(1) loop. Of course it just sits there, try adding some error
checking there..
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[2007-10-25 17:21:10] harvie at email dot cz
2j...@php.net: It's possible, but in this case the
default_socket_timeout have to close the socket and continue with next
URL (crawler freezing too with many different URLs). Or
default_socket_timeout doesn't matter in here?
It's true, that my router sux, but i don't see any reason why PHP should
crash at first problem with connectivity, that ends in total script
freeze, i thought, that is why we have socket timeout option. Or not?
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[2007-10-25 11:57:20] j...@php.net
Are you sure it's not just your network connection freezing? f.e. some
kind of firewall stopping you from connecting to one site too many times
in too short time? (fyi: your script works fine for me, I stopped it
after 10 minutes..)
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