PHP command line: max_execution_time and memory_limit -


quick question.

If I run a php script from the command line (via a cron job), "php ./somwthing-sync.php"), am I still surrounded by php max_execution_time and memory_limit?

Thanks

Nathan

If you see it , Then it says

  max_execution_time integer This allows a script to allow maximum time in seconds to run before the parser ends, to help prevent this poorly-written scripts from binding the server Does. Default setting is 30. The default setting is 0 when running PHP from the command line.  

Ace Unlimited means (if I'm not mistaken). For Memory_limit, the PHP command line will take the value defined in php.ini. You can easily do this by testing and remembering the code that eats memory and setting memory_limit to -1 in php.ini


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