Re: Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #6038 Updated: fread() in non blocking mode cant't read more than 901120 bytes

BH>> Basically i saw that fread() operations become slower and slower BH>> the more bytes are read (at least when reading from a socket). I BH>> send a mail to you and the list which demonstrates this. That's natural - PHP reads data in chunks, as far as I see, so more the data, slower the transfer. BH>> was the result. The string contains only 10.02% percent of the date that BH>> should be read and are read when in blocking mode. No. It coontains 100% of the data that should be read. I repeat: in non-blocking mode, the "data size" is the _maximum_ value, not _minimum_ value. That's the meaning of non-blocking - if there's not enough data, don't block and wait but return immediately. BH>> In non-blocking mode (as i understand this) fread does not wait BH>> for data on the socket, in blocking mode fread is waiting. Yes. BH>> So my problem is, that the data is there, but its not read by fread(). So use looping fread or set it to the blocking mode. -- Stanislav Malyshev stas@zend.com +972-3-6139665 ext.106