Hi,
We have a 2 cpu license and upgraded to 5.4.2 shortly after it was released. In the past few days, I noticed some PHP scripts we were running from the browser, without issue before the update are abruptly exiting before they complete - since the update. After rolling back to 5.4.1, the scripts run without issue again.
The scripts are resource intensive and run a large number of queries to compile data, they use output buffering and use ini_set to increase mysql timeout as well as the memory limit for the running process. They also set a higher timeout for the script than what is default for the server.
I'm wondering if the 5.4.2 update includes any out of the box settings that might have some impact on a process like this because we didn't make any changes other than to update and roll back the version?
We have a 2 cpu license and upgraded to 5.4.2 shortly after it was released. In the past few days, I noticed some PHP scripts we were running from the browser, without issue before the update are abruptly exiting before they complete - since the update. After rolling back to 5.4.1, the scripts run without issue again.
The scripts are resource intensive and run a large number of queries to compile data, they use output buffering and use ini_set to increase mysql timeout as well as the memory limit for the running process. They also set a higher timeout for the script than what is default for the server.
I'm wondering if the 5.4.2 update includes any out of the box settings that might have some impact on a process like this because we didn't make any changes other than to update and roll back the version?