Fatal Error: Maximum Execution Time Of 30 Seconds Exceeded
Im (still) building my stats builder. After much battling I have finally got my code to read in the server log file line by line in reverse without commiting the whole log file to memory by reading the whole thing (if it did the server woul die as the files are HUGE). Once each line has been read the php passes this info to the mysql to be picked up at a later point.
It all works fine, and im happy with my progress.
The only problem? It exceeds the maximum execution time and just stops working! How can I solve this? Is there a way to set the server to let one file run over the 30 secs, or is there a problem in my code??
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