Re: PostgreSQL + PHP 4.2x buggy with Apache?

From: George(dot)T(dot)Essig(at)stls(dot)frb(dot)org
To: pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: PostgreSQL + PHP 4.2x buggy with Apache?
Date: 2002-08-06 19:11:47
Message-ID: 20020806191553.22FFC4765EC@postgresql.org
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In PHP, you might also want to add 'set_time_limit(0);' to make sure your
PHP script runs until completion.

George Essig

----- Forwarded by George T Essig/STLS/FRS on 08/06/02 02:06 PM -----

George T
Essig To: pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org
cc:
08/06/02 Subject: Re: PostgreSQL + PHP 4.2x buggy with Apache?
01:46 PM

It sounds like you have a problem with the persistent PostgreSQL
connections used by PHP and Apache. Change pg_pconnect to pg_connect and
restart Apache to close the existing persistent connections. My experience
is that pg_pconnect is not as robust as pg_connect and not worth the
increase in speed.

George Essig

> After last night I cannot connect via the webinterface anylonger. The
> webserver still answers on requests and I can logon via psql or
> pgAdmin and issue commands there, but no way to connect via my
> PHP-script.
>
> the line that hangs is the pg_connect:
> $link = pg_pconnect("dbname=$Database user=$DbId password=$DbPassword
> host=localhost");
>
> $query = "COPY test FROM stdin;";
> $sth = pg_query ($link, $query);
>
> regards, Axier

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