[TYPO3-l10nmgr] Import large translation fails on timeout

[Daniel Zielinski [L10Ntech.de]]

Hi all,

 

a timeout set to 5-10 minutes should be sufficient. We have been managing
lots of localizations with these settings without any serious problem. 

With the new development version available on forge you can overwrite
previous localizations if the import failed which should help a bit...

 

Splitting very large XML files should also be possible as long as you keep
the head section that is required for import.

 

Cheers, Daniel

 

Von: typo3-project-l10nmgr-bounces at lists.netfielders.de
[mailto:typo3-project-l10nmgr-bounces at lists.netfielders.de] Im Auftrag von
Jigal van Hemert | alterNET internet BV
Gesendet: Dienstag, 2. Dezember 2008 12:25
An: typo3-project-l10nmgr at lists.netfielders.de
Betreff: Re: [TYPO3-l10nmgr] Import large translation fails on timeout

 

Hi Henjo,

2008/12/1 Henjo Hoeksma <hphoeksma at stylence.nl>

why not (as temp solution) raise the max_execution_time value in your
htaccess file?
It works for me to keep on going.


There are two problems with this:

1.      the setting is a general setting for the entire site. As this is a
live site I do not want to risk PHP processes running around for ages (and I
don't know how long is enough for L10N Manager to complete the import).

2.      during the import there is no data coming from the server. I'm not
sure, but there may be a proxy server in the clients network that will close
the connection after the server stopped sending data to the client.

The biggest issue with the timeout is that I can't tell how far the import
has come. Otherwise I could remove that part from the XML and continue with
the rest of the import (if necessary multiple times).

Thanks for the suggestion!


Regards, Jigal. 

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