Note that any time consumed by an external program executed by
PHP commands, such as exec() and system(), does not count toward this limit.
max_input_time = integer
Scope: PHP_INI_ALL; Default value: 60
The max_input_time parameter places a limit on the amount of time, in seconds,
that a PHP script devotes to parsing request data. This parameter is particularly important
when you upload large files using PHP??™s file upload feature, which is discussed in
Chapter 15.
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memory_limit = integerM
Scope: PHP_INI_ALL; Default value: 8M
The memory_limit parameter determines the maximum amount of memory, in
megabytes, that can be allocated to a PHP script.
Data Handling
The parameters introduced in this section affect the way that PHP handles external
variables??” that is, variables passed into the script via some outside source. GET, POST,
cookies, the operating system, and the server are all possible candidates for providing
external data. Other parameters located in this section determine PHP??™s default character
set, PHP??™s default MIME type, and whether external files will be automatically
prepended or appended to PHP??™s returned output.
arg_separator.output = string
Scope: PHP_INI_ALL; Default value: &
PHP is capable of automatically generating URLs and uses the standard ampersand (&)
to separate input variables.
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