Edit script execute timeout

schatzman

• June 05, 2017 08:18

hello, i have a store and i need to export product once a day using a script set in a corn job. the problem is the running time of the script is about 1.5 hours. im using ea, php-fpm and php7 i edited request_terminate_timeout in php-fpm domain.com.conf to 6000s i added timeout 6000 to a apache and using wget --timeout=6000 to run it.. my issue is, that i don't want to leave the setting of proxy_fcgi_module and request_terminate so high.. i dont mind to leave wget --timeout=6000 is there is a way around it? is there a way that only certain scripts using cron will have such a long time and others no? thanks Matan

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  cPanelMichael

  • June 06, 2017 20:08

  i edited request_terminate_timeout in php-fpm domain.com.conf to 6000s

  
  Hello, You could use the Addon Domain option in cPanel to add a new addon domain name to the account (e.g. subdomain123.domain.tld), enable PHP-FPM for this addon domain name, customize it's PHP-FPM values, upload the script to the addon domain's document root, and then setup the cron job with "wget" command using the addon domain name. Thank you.

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