Description:
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SHORT VERSION:
I suggest that either setting the time limit to 0 in php.ini results in no time limit, or that the time it takes for an HTTP POST file upload to be transferred not be counted in script execution time.

I have seen others with similar bugs, such as bug #18579 which was marked cannot reproduce, but it still seems to be an issue.

LONG VERSION:
I have found it impossible to defeat the max_execution_time limit with scripts that process uploaded files. I was told that setting max_execution_time to 0 in php.ini would allow scripts to run for an unlimited time, but in practice, when the file has completed uploading php just gives me a Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 0 seconds exceeded.

I can't use functions like set_time_limit or ini_set either because php waits for the file to complete uploading before processing the first line of the script. Therefore I request a change such as one of the suggestions above be considered.

Reproduce code:
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Expected result:
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Actual result:
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N/A: Feature request