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I want to run a .php file via terminal (I have CentOS), so I want to know is there any limitation in execution time when I run the .php files with terminal, and not Apache?

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  • how long is it taking before it timeouts? 30 seconds? Commented Nov 5, 2012 at 17:20
  • @Landon I didn't run the script before, but max_execution_time is 30. Commented Nov 5, 2012 at 17:28

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Time limit should be the same. See max_execution_time in your php.ini. You can force it with set_time_limit(90) in your php code for example.

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Doesn't Apache also enforce its own limit too?
So, I couldn't find time_limit in my php.ini, but max_execution_time is 30.
Yes, that's it. Change it or force with set_time_limit(n)
@jadkik94 that's other thing.. That's Apache's timeout value.. It usually does not make problems.
Just a silly thing! Now, it's about 12 minutes that I've run the script with sudo php -f index.php and it's working now! Is this a unusual behavior?
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You can set that value to 0:

set_time_limit(0)

This will prevent timeouts entirely. Be careful though. The time outs are in there for a purpose.

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You can use set_time_limit(n) in your script http://php.net/manual/en/function.set-time-limit.php

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