I guess I mean that the default is 1800 seconds for any process. Hence, MySQL, which we want to run forever, will always be flagged on a web host.
So, I guess the default should be to ignore MySQL... or at least this should be recommended in the installation guide.
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- 28 Apr 2017, 20:55
- Forum: General Discussion (csf)
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- 28 Apr 2017, 16:45
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Re: Process Time Exceeded question
Sergio - thanks so much for the reply. I have been trying to get this answer for quite some time.
This seems to me to be a bad default, specifically for MySQL, for a hosting server. Do you know why that would be set as a default?
This seems to me to be a bad default, specifically for MySQL, for a hosting server. Do you know why that would be set as a default?
- 22 Apr 2017, 00:21
- Forum: General Discussion (csf)
- Topic: Process Time Exceeded question
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Process Time Exceeded question
I am trying to understand what the Exceeded number below actually means. I am assuming that it means the process has run for 219,000 seconds, which exceeds the threshold of 1800. Isn't it a good thing that MySQL is running all the time. So what does the code expect that monitors process time? I gues...