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I suggest you click on &quot;Request Attention&quot; and get the IIS web server zones added. &nbsp;The timeout message may or may not tell you what timed out. &nbsp;The IIS log should.
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I suggest you click on "Request Attention" and get the IIS web server zones added.  The timeout message may or may not tell you what timed out.  The IIS log should.

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If you find the php installation directory, look in the directory for error.log &nbsp;update this log file.<br />
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This log file is very detailed on showing php errors and should help get you on track
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If you find the php installation directory, look in the directory for error.log  update this log file.

This log file is very detailed on showing php errors and should help get you on track

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I have a php application that I did not write that is running on my server (IIS on Windows 2003 Server). &nbsp;I suspect that I am having a php timeout issue, but am not sure. &nbsp;Is there a way to know for certain that a timeout is occurring? &nbsp;Can this be written to the log file? &nbsp;If so, how?<br />
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I just need some clear confirmation that what I am seeing is a php timeout.
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I have a php application that I did not write that is running on my server (IIS on Windows 2003 Server).  I suspect that I am having a php timeout issue, but am not sure.  Is there a way to know for certain that a timeout is occurring?  Can this be written to the log file?  If so, how?

I just need some clear confirmation that what I am seeing is a php timeout.

PHP on Windows - how to log when a script is timing out

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