php.ini sets max time to 90 seconds, yet I get a "Max execution time of 30 seconds exceeded"

This is weird. When I use getId3 to try to read meta tags out of
multimedia files, I get this error:

Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/
httpd/vhosts/bluewallmultimedia.com/httpdocs/getid3/getid3/
getid3.lib.php on line 54


But if I run phpinfo(), I get this:

max_execution_time 95 95


and if I ssh to the server and look in php.ini, this is confirmed:

max_execution_time = 95 ; Maximum execution time of each script,
in seconds


This is on a RackSpace server, running RedHat. It's got Plesk
installed.

Can anyone guess what is going on? Is there some place the settings in
php.ini can get over written or ignored?

re: php.ini sets max time to 90 seconds, yet I get a "Max execution time of 30 seconds exceeded"

On Aug 18, 3:35 am, lawrence k <lkrub...@geocities.comwrote:
I should add that if I navigate to the directory where the code and I
do this:

grep -R ini_set *

I get nothing. As near as I can figure, ini_set is not being used to
override the php.ini settings.

re: php.ini sets max time to 90 seconds, yet I get a "Max execution time of 30 seconds exceeded"

Try looking for set_time_limit as well as ini_set. That is the only
thing that springs to mind.

On Aug 18, 3:49 am, lawrence k <lkrub...@geocities.comwrote:

re: php.ini sets max time to 90 seconds, yet I get a "Max execution time of 30 seconds exceeded"

lawrence k <lkrubner@geocities.comwrites:You may want to check your Apache config file. It is also
possible to set a CPU limit on the entire Apache process (which
would include your script execution). The Apache directive in
1.3.x is: RLimitCPU (that might be set to 30).

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