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    I know lots of people here include Mirago results on their websites.

    At the moment, Mirago appears to be totally down....

    Incidentally, does anyone know a way (in php) of encasing the Mirago XML code so that at least the rest of the webpage can be rendered should the Mirago server fail to respond...
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    Typical - just post the message and then mirago comes back up again
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    Looks like it is up and down.

    Trashing one of my servers with it.

    FFS.

    Green2K.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kbudden
    Incidentally, does anyone know a way (in php) of encasing the Mirago XML code so that at least the rest of the webpage can be rendered should the Mirago server fail to respond...
    You can't really separate it out, other than putting it in a frame, but you can make it so as it fails more quickly. Just add the following to the top of you php file, or anywhere before you make the request to Mirago: -
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    ini_set("default_socket_timeout",10); 
    That should make the request fail if it doesn't get a response in 10 seconds. You could probably set it less if you wish. You will need to check your script to make sure it responds nicely if the request fails. The default default_socket_timeout is 60 seconds and the default max_execution_time is 30 seconds which means normally the page will fail to complete if any request doesn't respond quickly.

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    Sorry guys we had some urgent upgrades to attend to.....(that I was unaware of!)

    Sorry for the inconvenience




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