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Settings of the bulk importer

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I've tried to find some config of importer but I didn't ...
I start importer and after couple of minutes log said:

[Thread #1] About to run out of time, breaking iteration now
[Thread #1] Chunked process ended (killed)

What time it means? max_execution_time of php?
Tell me, please - how to config importer, how to increase that time of work?

Thanks
 
Also I see a little bug: when you start bulk imported second, third etc. time - it doesn't write the log, log contains only first run data
 
I've tried to find some config of importer but I didn't ...
I start importer and after couple of minutes log said:

[Thread #1] About to run out of time, breaking iteration now
[Thread #1] Chunked process ended (killed)

What time it means? max_execution_time of php?
Tell me, please - how to config importer, how to increase that time of work?

Thanks
I would say process ended because of max_execution_time yes. Since if you got 30 seconds set, then execution time will only run 30 seconds and then it will be force cut/ended by php.
 
But I have max_execution_time = 600
When I start importer it works 2-3 min and imports about couple hundreds of files. Then I need "process" it again from admin area.
 
You don't need to configure that, the importer works in batches, continuously iterating a directory and re-calling the process() when needed (via JS).

Make sure that PHP has full write/read permission over the alleged importing path, over absolutely every file and folder.
 
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