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help about TIMEOUT..
- Thread starter barbari
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not sure if this is code specific, but you can try the following in general:
alternatively yuo can add this to the script:
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cheers!
san.
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
$| = 1; #enable autoflush modealternatively yuo can add this to the script:
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use CGI qw/:standard -no_debug/;
$| = 1;
print CGI::header(-nph=>1);cheers!
san.
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This is not working, the problam alredy...
my program:
and the server timeout close my program.
use CGI qw/:standard -no_debug/;
$| = 1;
print CGI::header(-nph=>1);
print "sdfsdf";
use LWP::Simple;
$got = get("print $got;
my program:
and the server timeout close my program.
use CGI qw/:standard -no_debug/;
$| = 1;
print CGI::header(-nph=>1);
print "sdfsdf";
use LWP::Simple;
$got = get("print $got;
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- #5
(if you're trying to access , it's not a valid site. Could be part of you're timeout problem! There's always a better way...
danielhozac
Programmer
It indeed is a valid site, I just now tried to access it and it came up fine... //Daniel
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is exmple, the problam with all site's
danielhozac
Programmer
Maybe it's a DNS issue. Can you ping hosts by name from the server? //Daniel
Most web servers have a 'time-out' parameter that limits how long the web server will try to produce a complete http response (send a page). If a web server does not see some/any output from your CGI over that 'time-out' period, then the web server will kill the process and time-out.
IF this is the problem, San suggested part of a solution, above. Set $| to 1. That sets the output buffer size to 0 causing anything that goes into the output buffer to be output immediately. AND, your CGI must produce some output on a frequency smaller than the time-out period. For instance, if your CGI makes a system call that takes a long time to complete, then you will need to figure out a way to keep shooting some output to the browser while the system call runs. The web server will see a trickle of output and will not time-out.
Another possible fix is to modify the configuration of the web server, set the time-out period to a longer value. However, this does not sound like an option in your situation. 'hope this helps
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IF this is the problem, San suggested part of a solution, above. Set $| to 1. That sets the output buffer size to 0 causing anything that goes into the output buffer to be output immediately. AND, your CGI must produce some output on a frequency smaller than the time-out period. For instance, if your CGI makes a system call that takes a long time to complete, then you will need to figure out a way to keep shooting some output to the browser while the system call runs. The web server will see a trickle of output and will not time-out.
Another possible fix is to modify the configuration of the web server, set the time-out period to a longer value. However, this does not sound like an option in your situation. 'hope this helps
If you are new to Tek-Tips, please use descriptive titles, check the FAQs, and beware the evil typo.
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