Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Fix of Upgrade 14 -> 16

[Chris Weiss]

what about php's functions to set the timeout?  One of the email pages sets it
to 0 then sets it back, forget when one, setup could do the same thing.

Alex Borges (address@hidden) wrote:
>
> Most upgrade issues have now been fixed by jarg. One problem though is
> that the new stuff can mean large changes on the database, sometimes the
> upgrade process can very well exceed ten minutes. So, you need to change
> this variables in the corresponding files:
>
>
> in php.ini
> max_execution_time = 3000 (or some other unreasonably high value)
>
> in httpd.conf Timeout 3000
>
> It may or may not be enough seconds on your setup so be prepared to redo
> it and change the values. Its recomended that you switch back to
> reasonable values (300) once you confirm the upgrade has been completed.
>
> Other fixes includes better indexing on pgsql databases and full index
> fix for mysql databases.
>
> Naturaly this will work AFTER you cvs update as so:
>
>
> cvs update -dPC -r Version-0_9_16-branch
>
>
> This is NOT a release of any kind, but we need people to test if we
> finally got it right so BACK UP!, you should back up regardless if it is
> a release or not, but i feel compeled to repeat this... BACK UP!
>
> YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
>
>
>
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