innovader
06-27-2000, 04:56 PM
I have written a script that emails every member of my online club with a separate message. There are approx. 1200+ members. After about 180 messages sent, the script stops running. The script runs from a web browser interface, and seems to halt when the web-browser "times-out".
I have already tried to have it print output to the browser as the script progresses to remedy the problem, but that doesn't work, the web browser still "times-out".
I have my own test accounts at various places to make sure the script is running fine, so I know that the program is not continuing after the web browser time-out.
When I run the script from the terminal(telnet), it completes the task, no problem. The server runs Apache/RedHat and PERL5.
What can I do to make the web interface work properly? Is there a "trick" to keep the web page active while the program is executing?
[This message has been edited by innovader (edited 06-27-2000).]
I have already tried to have it print output to the browser as the script progresses to remedy the problem, but that doesn't work, the web browser still "times-out".
I have my own test accounts at various places to make sure the script is running fine, so I know that the program is not continuing after the web browser time-out.
When I run the script from the terminal(telnet), it completes the task, no problem. The server runs Apache/RedHat and PERL5.
What can I do to make the web interface work properly? Is there a "trick" to keep the web page active while the program is executing?
[This message has been edited by innovader (edited 06-27-2000).]