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I didn't create the config file but I'm sure it's working correctly. There is another version [a href=\"http://www.becklit.org/test4.php\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.becklit.org/test4.php[/a] that somehow works better, but still often gets an error. It would be fantastic if anyone could take a look at the code in that txt file. The meat of it is very short and the problem might be very apparent.

You can test the code at [a href=\"http://www.becklit.org/linkchecker.php\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.becklit.org/linkchecker.php[/a] The reason I thought it was a timeout error is because if you search a small amount of data, say 25 entries, then it works. But anymore of that will cause the error. EDIT: In fact now it doesn't seem to work at all, so the problem is intermittent. I would appreciate it if someone could take a look at my code, the meat of it is not very long: the code can be seen at [a href=\"http://www.becklit.org/linkchecker.txt\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.becklit.org/linkchecker.txt[/a]

Hi, this is my first question here and I hope I can get some help. I've made a link checking php script that checks all the links in a database to see if the pages exist or not. The problem is, checking too many links at once takes so long that it results in a 500 error. I believe this is a timeout error initiated by the browser when it waits too long to receive the results. I was wondering if there was a php function or something that would tell the browser to wait indefinitely for the results. Please bear in mind I'm not that knowledgable about php or http stuff, so it would help if you dumbed down your answers. Thank you very much.