Searching for NO php timeout hosting servers

[castoradams]

Hit me, but please only hostings servers that DON'T have php timeout.
And if it comes cheap is best

[liquidmoe]

Cant really have a no timeout php virtual host because it could easily cause high loads and other unwanted issues. But if you wanted to run some scripts for setup we could raise the timeout for you, you can check out our virtual hosting offerings at http://www.realitychecknetwork.com/virtual.html otherwise your best bet may be a dedicated server but thats more cash.

[Babaganoosh]

Scripts with no timeout? That would be insane. If you really needed something, why not go with Perl and run the script through SSH. You won't time out then.

[castoradams]

Good idea, I'll try it.

[SMG]

yea, if you want no timeout I'd get a dedicated or maybe a vps at least ... I dont think any host (except for a really dumb one) would let php scripts run forever :-P

[castoradams]

Ok, tell me about some cheap dedicated.

[hakkrdan]

I've got some ideas that might help you out. A PHP script with no timeout won't cause un-necessary load on other sites, unless the system is set up by some dolt who doesn't know what he's doing ;)

I sell dedi's as well, for a very reasonable price, if that truly is what you're looking for. Give me a shot at [email protected], we'll go from there if you'd like.

If you don't mind me asking, why are you looking for this functionality? It is faily uncommon, but not "bad", per se. I'm sure there are a couple who are really curious on here.

Thanks!
-dant

[castoradams]

The scripts are gahtering infos and spreading information. That's why I need no timeout php. I need them runing 12-24 hours/day.

[Clarion]

What I usually do in that situation is setup the script to pull from a mysql db queue and reload each time it makes the next query (or multiple),helps for making nice status screens.

[castoradams]

I'll try it, thanks.

[SinSational]

we don't have "no" timeout, but we raise the settings above default for certain scripts

[twan]

You might want to look at a very cheap no managed server, you already got one for 99 dollars at ev1servers.net. On such server you can set the timeout yourself.

[Yahook]

castoradams, do you know about php function "set_time_limit()"?

[castoradams]

yes, but that function is controled by the admin, when the server is setup. I don't know any small virtual hosting account that can give me acces to that function.

[Yahook]

Try this hosting - it's possible to get access to this function on virtual hosting there - http://hqhost.net/?pid=122

[castoradams]

thanks a lot

[split_joel]

hey hey hows it going? over here at splitinfinity we can give you a dedicated box for 99 a month with no php time out. if your intrested contact me on the info in my sig or call me directly at 858 8372734 we can get you hooked up right away