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Old June 11th, 2003, 02:24 AM
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I have some perl scripts that send out many emails and take a long time to run. I believe I am having problems because the process might be timing out. How can I set my server to allow processes to run for 2 hours and not kill them before that time?
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I believe I am having problems because the process might be timing out.

Do you have any proof of this?

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How can I set my server to allow processes to run for 2 hours and not kill them before that time?

What makes you think that there is a limit to how long processes can run for? Some processes on my servers at work have been running for years, never mind a couple of hours.
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I realized it was an Apache problem that was causing them to timeout. I just put the script in cron and everything is running smoothly now. Thanks.
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