Or make a routine to clean up the mess in /tmp.

Datatal AB - Gauffin, Jonas wrote:

>You can set the timelimit in your script. But hey, to fill a tmp dir doesn't take so long..
>Why don't you put a counter in your loop and stop it after 100 executions?
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>Från: Bill [mailto:bige88fan@c...] 
>Skickat: den 10 december 2002 04:21
>Till: professional php
>Ämne: [pro_php] Hosts and their PHP settings
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>On a server that I'm on, we have a problem where if there is a small 
>mistake in some PHP code, and for instance a for(){...} loop is executed, 
>our host is saying that it fills out the /tmp directory! Correct me if 
>I'm wrong, but isn't that why their is a timeout setting in the PHP.ini? 
>I mean, we may have made a mistake(small one) in our php coding, but our 
>hosts server is getting maxed out in the /tmp directory, and we recently 
>had our account suspened!!! Now, should they have some better control 
>over this issue? If they set a time limit, shouldn't it prevent anything 
>from filling out the /tmp directory? I'd appreciate some input, because 
>I'm sick our our host always threatening to suspend us and whatnot. 
>Thanks for your help.
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