Include statement fails about 1% of the time
| From: | Derrick Fogle | Date: | Fri, 02 May 2003 17:43:58 +0000 |
| Subject: | Include statement fails about 1% of the time | ||
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I've already been told that using include() statements is very inefficient and should be avoided. But... I've written a web app that uses them, and a little more than 1% of the time, the execution of the file that calls an include just halts right before or after the include. No errors, no nothing. Are include() statements really *that* bad? Or might there be something else in my system (Linux RedHat 7 right now) that could be causing this?
I've only ever confirmed it happening when Win/MSIE connects via SSL, and have never been able to reproduce the problem from the user's perspective in-house; I've beefed up the SSL definition in my httpd.conf file to minimize problems with MSIE, but I've put a debug tracking mechanism in my code and have caught it not finishing code execution on about 1% of the page accesses.
-Derrick