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Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in
Where do I change the time limit, what file? Thx |
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I believe the execution time is for Apache (or whatever your server is) and thus an execution time out error would have to be addressed in the server's config file. If this is a remote 3rd party server you are likely screwed.
Why is the execution time so long? Are you sure you haven't accidently made an infinite loop or some other fundamental problem? How did the template work out? |
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I'm having this problem installing TFSForMambo. I know it's a big file, takes a lil' longer than others, but it just keeps failing.
I also have this problem with phpMyAdmin, when I open the db I get a similar error. Oh and I'm on a Windows server |
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Does the taskmanager of windows show excessive CPU consumption of 1 or more of the tasks, when this happens?
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Edit the maximum_execution_time in your php.ini
Default is 60 seconds, I increased it to 300 seconds and works still fine. Good luck, Molski |
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An interesting thing is that I modified it in apache, not in the php configuration, and it worked for me.
Most strange is that I still have 30 seconds as maximum execution time in my php.ini and the modification in apache still works. In apache, I added the line "php_value max_execution_time 60" in the .htaccess file in the root of my site. Maybe apache has more authority than php ![]() |
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I don't know where hazman's error occurred but mine occurs in phpInputFilter/class.inputfilter.php on line xxx (number changes). I'm running Mambo 4.5.2, PHP 4.3.9, MySql 4.1.10 on a Centos box with Apache 2.0.52. The error occurs when I am in Content Item: Edit. I am pasting text from a text file. On some occasions if I reduce the amount of text being saved it'll work and then I can add the rest. Is there a limit on the number or type of characters that can be input into either the Intro text or Main text? I did create a .htaccess file and enter the recommended timeout entry of 60, but it hasn't changed anything.
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I have having a similar issue, I know my problem is I am recursing my file structure to get folder and file information out of it and store it into a database, something that I expect to take more than 60 seconds. Though, I am looking for how to extend the time out time beyond 60 seconds, I changed it in php.ini as well as creating an htaccess file and neither have fixed my problem, there is something somewhere in my system over riding it, I am yet to find out where...and ideas?
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Being the genius that I am...I forgot to restart Apache and PHP...I did so, and it worked...ha..go me.
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Mine is below:
[Mon Jan 28 00:35:24 2008] [error] PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/smscebu/public_html/components/com_fireboard/sources/interpreter.fireboard.inc.php on line 88 Joomla 1.0.13 + CB 1.1 + Fireboard 1.04 Please help which file I should change. |
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