Hi ,
I have an error by posting a new topic.
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in ../libraries/cegcore/libs/arr.php on line 41
or
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in ../libraries/cegcore/libs/model.php on line 787
after returning on the forum board, the new topic is there.
I have no problem making a replay.
Locally in my web server (Mamp Pro) I don't have this issue, just on the server.
Regards, Pierre
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by the way, the new ChronoForums 1.1.3 package doesn't upgrade. I had to add method="upgrade" in pkg_chronoforums.xml 😉
Hello,
now week later, I'm still hoping for an answer...
because of this problem, unfortunately I can not make the forum available to the regular registered users. And a few peoples of the web site already asked a few times.
I wonder why it take so long after sending a new post, until it makes a time out. The line of the fatal error seams to be irrelevant, but is always either in /libraries/cegcore/libs/arr.php, line 35 or 36, or in libraries/cegcore/libs/model.php.
The funny thing is, that the new post is nevertheless in the forum.
It would great if you could help me to resolve this problem as soon as possible.
Regards, Pierre
Hi Pierre,
I don't know anything about ChronoForms except as a user here. Do the server logs give you any clues? The error message isn't helpful at it just records the last line processed before the time out which may have little to do with the problem.
Bob
Hi Bob,
I just just looked at the log file, but there is nothing that really helps, most of the http request get a 200, some times a 303/304, but no error.
I know form ChronoForms, I had to add "php_value max_input_vars 3000" in my .htaccess. Is something similar necessary with ChronoForums ?
I wonder if a php values is the cause of this problem, since this forum works, and on my local installation as well...
Regards, Pierre
Hi Pierre,
I don't know of anything similar for ChronoForums - the limit needs to be big for ChronoForms admin as the form editor is a very big form.
I was hoping that the logs might pick up something similar.
The difference might be a PHP INI setting, or it might be related to MySQL access - that may be more restricted on a live server than on MAMP.
Please try asking Max using the Contact Us menu above and linking to this thread. I'm not sure he’ll have an answer but he is more likely to than I am.
Bob
ok I will do that.
Thanks.