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Description: ------------ With safe_mode = On I get PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in Unknown on line 0 in the error_log after each view of this PHP using IE6: <html> <head> <title>Uptime records for this host</title> </head> <body bgcolor="#ffffff"> <h1>Uptime records for this host</h1> This host runs a cool program called <b>uptimed</b> to log uptime records. It comes with a nice program to examine the logs and display them in a humane manner.<BR> As you can see this program runs as php thingie as well as cgi! <p> Here are the uptime records for this system: <p> <pre> <? system("/usr/bin/uprecords -a"); ?> </pre> <p> Cool eh? <p> You can now <a href="/index.html">go back to the main page</a> of my site. </body> </html> It's the stock Fedora Core 2 PHP RPM and the line appears every time after a view. Expected result: ---------------- No error message, just a functioning and safe php.