There are at least 3 places that need the max_time variable increased.
The first is the php.ini file. This file can be found in several places,
search for it. I finally found the used file, on my system, in the =
winnt
directory (sometimes called windows).
The other 2 are in phpgeview one in the database config [$TIME_LIMIT =3D
"720";](the 720 is what I use as normal-not for imports) and one in
phpgedview config.[config.php- $PGV_SESSION_TIME =3D "720";] (the 720 is =
what
I use as normal-not for imports) Use wordpad to find the variable, then =
when
you find it, use notepad to change it- use the Search/Replace to change =
it.
The config files do not have CRLF at the end of the lines, and sometimes =
if
you save using wordpad(which adds them) phpgedview will not read it
correctly. Sometimes is will.
Both of these can be changed using phpgedview. I know they can, but, I =
could
not get them to stay changed. I ended up starting the import process and
then just before it started to process the file, changing the variable.
(phpgedview seem to read the config files at least 3 times during
processing.
I have about 75,000 folks and I set it to about 8000 or .1 sec per =
record.
It does take hours to process. The PHP 5 interpreter is slow, and =
phpgedview
is not written for speed.
Be sure you use mysql rather than the index. PhpGedview will take =
minutes to
just load the welcome page otherwise. =20
There is a mysql admin gui that will enable you to do the database =
creation,
as mysql is, like many programs from the unix/linux/C world, clumsy and =
non
intuitive.=20
Why did they let Dbase die?=20
Len
-----Original Message-----
From: php...@li...
[mailto:php...@li...] On Behalf Of John
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 6:35 AM
To: php...@li...
Subject: Re: [Phpgedview-talk] GEDCOM file with more than 16.000 =
individuals
- problems to install this
I haven't run into this problem, but you might want to chk your =
php-script=20
time (not sure if that the proper term for it). You might be timing =
out. =20
There is a value in your php.ini file that controls how long a php file =
will
run. =20
I'm sure that someone can clarify this a little bit clearer.
john
On 17 Mar 2006 at 9:02, Josef Thomalla wrote:
> >Hi all.
> >
> >I like to install a very big GEDCOM file in PhpGedView Version 4.0
> >Beta 3.
> >The install stopped sometime after 35 % or 47% or 76 % and it never
> >runs to the end.
> >The file has 3769.69Kb.
> >
> >Mit freundlichen Gr=FC=DFen
> >Josef Thomalla
> >Grasweg 17
> >D-33415 Verl
> >Deutschland
> >Telefon.: +49 5246 1545
> >mobil: +49 160 884 0198
> >eMail: jo...@th...
> >Web site:www.thomalla.info
> >
>=20
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