ID: 8413
Updated by: jeroen
Reported By: omakarenko@cyberplat.ru
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: linux
PHP Version: 4.0.4
New Comment:
closing
We should really nuke phpdoc/features/connection_handling,
or rewrite it...
Previous Comments:
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[2001-07-09 08:22:09] jeroen@php.net
closing
We should really nuke phpdoc/features/connection_handling,
or rewrite it...
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[2001-06-15 02:53:26] omakarenko@cyberplat.ru
> This is obvious. The time the shutdown function> is called, the status IS shutdown.
AND the status IS timeout. That is obvious too :)
It is a bit flag and it could also indicate that the connection was timeouted if only some php
developer was not so lazy :)))
> And the connection_timeout() function is deprecated (and> removed) as of 4.0.5
that is nice. The report was for 4.0.4 and the connection_timeout() was used only to make the code
shorter. Change it to connection_status() and reopen the bug.
How can I determine that the script was terminated due to execution_time limit? connection_status()
is not depricated yet, is it? But it still doesn't return the TIMEOUT status.
Just grep through the code... PHP_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT is defined but never used. Is it also
depricated?
=oleg
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[2001-06-14 16:44:00] sniper@php.net
This is obvious. The time the shutdown function
is called, the status IS shutdown.
And the connection_timeout() function is deprecated (and
removed) as of 4.0.5
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[2001-01-15 08:55:55] omakarenko@cyberplat.ru
use standalone php to get the output or change the code somehow to get the result of
connection_status() and connection_timeout() some other way (write to file, for example)
the point is that it seems to be impossible to check for timeout state: connection_status() and
connection_timeout() both return zero while the shutdown function was definitly called due to
timeout.
The example is stupid but it is short and clearly demonstartes the bug.
oleg
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[2001-01-13 13:33:34] cynic@php.net
I get no output at all (RH6.2 4.0.4 & NT5 php4-200101130745)
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