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I am unable to change my max execution time. I have changed it in my php.ini file and it still shows as 300 when I run phpinfo() even though I’ve set it to 0 and even ridiculous amounts (9000000000) Is there a setting I’m missing? I’ve rebooted the apache server and rebooted the actual server and I am still encountering this issue.
I ended up using the script on this post https://stackoverflow.com/a/7700253/815437 along with standard ini_set of memory limit and max execution time. This was not a solution to the underlying problem, but it did get me rolling for now.
I am still accepting answers on this problem though because I’m sure it’ll be an issue in the future with some large databases I have to import.