<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by jkarlen
[br]I am getting the following repeatedly:
curl_exec error 28 Operation timed out with 0 out of -1 bytes received

My CURLOPT_TIMEOUT constant is showing a value of 13, which should be enough but if it's not how do I change it? I'm using the PHP SDK. If I was building the XML and posting it I could use a curl resource but within the API there is no access to the curl object.

Any advice?
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Yes, I have advice. I suggest you at least do a minimum amount of research to see if
readily available online sources can answer your question. In this case, you can google
for "CURLOPT_TIMEOUT PHP" and choose a relevant source, such as the one for the PHP site:

http://www.php.net/curl

Once there, you can do a "find" in your browser and search for "CURLOPT_TIMEOUT" on that
web page. There, you'll find examples which others have kindly posted showing how to change all
the CURL values you could want.



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Anyone have any ideas on this? Do you have to change the default CURL settings in the PHP ini file? Or do you have to set it in the script that sends the data to Paypal? Somewhere else?

Do they test their stuff at all before running the big advertising campaigns? I sometimes wonder. See here http://www.paypaldev.org/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=10652

BTW. No PayPal tech has yet bothered to even answer to that thread!

:-((

Stefan Wilhelmy
General Manager
Wilhelmy-IT Inc.

it takes 25~35 secs to complete an (actually the first) API call (i'm using PHP SDK). The transaction goes through because the request has been sent to Paypal before you get timing out. Just my guess.

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