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This function has no effect when PHP is running in safe mode. There is no &nbsp;workaround other than turning off safe mode or changing the time limit in the &nbsp;php.ini. <br />

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This function has no effect when PHP is running in safe mode. There is no  workaround other than turning off safe mode or changing the time limit in the  php.ini.


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hi e's, if i tell to administrator of my server to change for 'no safe mode', what is the diferences between safe mode or no safe mode.<br />
regards, jc
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hi e's, if i tell to administrator of my server to change for 'no safe mode', what is the diferences between safe mode or no safe mode.
regards, jc

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Hi E's, I put in my code the function: set_time_limit(0), and my server gives a error after 30 seconds after start the script.<br />
I try change the value (0) for a big number in seconds like (20000), and it's the same thing!<br />
What I have to do in my server for time with NO LIMIT.<br />
I have to change php.ini? where?<br />
I have to write something in httaccess?<br />
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Regards, JC
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Hi E's, I put in my code the function: set_time_limit(0), and my server gives a error after 30 seconds after start the script.
I try change the value (0) for a big number in seconds like (20000), and it's the same thing!
What I have to do in my server for time with NO LIMIT.
I have to change php.ini? where?
I have to write something in httaccess?

Regards, JC

set_time_limit don't work

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