CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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user8735467239
user8735467239

Reputation: 386

Ubuntu: Increase the redirect limit of 10

PHP/MySQL/Ubuntu 14.04:

tl;dr and simple question: Is there a way to increase the limit of internal redirects to more than 10? Say..15.

I have a cronjob that checks for open jobs to run every minute. In essence, these jobs create a final PDF using FPDF/mPDF, update records, and send email alerts. The PDFs are combined from multiple sources, as well as created from dynamic HTML output on Lynx. If it were just a long logic sequence with no HTML output, I can put it all in one page. But it requires HTML output to draw the PDF.

That being said, the jobs run in sequence. For example:

And so on. This loops several times until an item is complete. There's a finite number of jobs an item needs to run. Looks like 12 redirects of the above.

I can simply stop the jobs at each run and wait for the clock to hit 1 minute. But when an item requires 6 jobs, that's 6 minutes. Running them one after the other made it in 15 seconds.

This question might be too localized (I think that's the term). I hope my simple question of "Is there a way to increase the limit past 10" is general enough and helpful if answered.

Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 276

Answers (1)

Reeno
Reeno

Reputation: 5705

Use LimitInternalRecursion to raise the number of possible redirects. E.g.:

LimitInternalRecursion 20

It can be used in the server config or any virtual host, so you have to edit one of the main config files (not .htaccess). In Ubuntu it's probably /etc/apache2/apache2.conf.

Upvotes: 2

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