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In this case no.

I would like to define specific php script(s) that do not terminate when the user leaves the page and/or closes the browser. (see original post for more detail) I understand there are other methods that can accomplish this (background process, etc), but this would be most ideal.

Update - I have tried multiple variations of the above suggestions and then some, nothing seems to be working. Can anyone confirm that this is an "Open" LSWS feature? I am starting to think this is enterprise edition only.

I am trying to setup the "noabort" options for a specific php file in my web root. I have tried multiple variations of "Rewrite Rules" but nothing seems to work. I have a php script that writes to the syslog 'start', sleeps(20), and then writes 'end'. I call this test script via a url and...