What can I send back to the browser while I wait for PHP execution?
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Published on 2012-06-26T21:25:49Z
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So....I have a PHP page that involves a lot of backend execution, namely 'exec' calls to run shell commands on the host server.
This can take upwards of a few minutes depending on the calls involved. (If you look below, each recursion through the exec calls is mounting a LUN; I'd like to sometimes do upwards of 100 per execution.) I'm curious on what I can do to send content back to the browser (and prevent it from timing out).
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>sfvmtk</title>
</head>
<body>
<?php
// TEMPORARY VARIABLES FOR TESTING
$hba = 'vmhba38';
$svip = '10.10.20.100';
$targets = array ( 0 => array ( 'iqn' => 'iqn.2010-01.com.sf:t5np.esxtest.41',
'account' => 'esx',
'isecret' => 'isecret00000',
'tsecret' => 'tsecret00000'
),
1 => array ( 'iqn' => 'iqn.2010-01.com.sf:t5np.esxtest2.42',
'account' => 'esx2',
'isecret' => 'isecret00001',
'tsecret' => 'tsecret00001'
)
);
$hostname = $_REQUEST['hostname'];
$username = $_REQUEST['username'];
$password = $_REQUEST['password'];
foreach ($targets as $ctarget) {
exec('esxcli -s '.$hostname.' -u '.$username.' -p '.$password.' iscsi adapter discovery statictarget add -A '.$hba.' -a '.$svip.' -n '.$ctarget['iqn'], $out);
exec('esxcli -s '.$hostname.' -u '.$username.' -p '.$password.' iscsi adapter target portal auth chap set -A '.$hba.' -a '.$svip.' -N '.$ctarget['account'].' -d uni -l required -n '.$ctarget['iqn'].' -S '.$ctarget['isecret'], $out);
exec('esxcli -s '.$hostname.' -u '.$username.' -p '.$password.' iscsi adapter target portal auth chap set -A '.$hba.' -a '.$svip.' -N '.$ctarget['account'].' -d mutual -l required -n '.$ctarget['iqn'].' -S '.$ctarget['tsecret'], $out);
}
exec('vicfg-rescan --server '.$hostname.' --username '.$username.' --password '.$password.' '.$hba, $out);
?>
</body>
</html>
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