HTTP connection issue I think?

[khovorka]

Hello,

I have the following situation.

I am communicating via SSL and HTTP with a remote server.
I authenticate and am logged in.
I then start a loop where I submitted requests to the server with an ID for
the specific information I need to retrieve and then append to a file at my domain
on the webhosting server at the company hosting my website.

Everything seems to run perfectly except for the fact that when
the file size gets to 15875137 bytes my browser suddenly just stops processing
the remainder of the requests that need to be sent.

I have tried altering the Max_Execution_Time and have put in the php function
to alter that as well and set the value to 0 so that there is no time limit supposedly.

I don't know if this issue is in my browser of is being limited by the server I am requesting information from. I get no error message back in the submitted request
so it seems it may be the browser? This is difficult. If I got a message back from the last request as if it failed that would help me. But the green progress just completes suddenly and the loop I am in never terminates but the script is not
running any further it appears.

I don't think it is the server I am sending the requests to just refusing or terminating the connection but I don't know. I don't have any experience here
and am just trying to make this work using Php5.

Any help, knowledge of issues like this is greatly appreciated.
The overall time the script runs is about 5 minutes or so with a high speed connection before it ceases.

Thanks,

Kim
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[bpat1434]

Look in the error logs for some more information. It could be that you're running out of memory, or your code presents a memory leak, or a max execution time is hit (one that you can't change).

Is it possible for you to break it down into smaller segments? Say that it will process like 100 loops (or however many loops it can do in 28 seconds) so that memory is cleared up again? Or how about clearing up memory as you go?

You should be able to open up either your receiving server's error log or the sending servers error log. One of them should have more information about what's going on.