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Hello, I'm running vB 5.2.5 with PHP 5.6.28 and MySQL 5.5.54. For the most part and most users, I'm not seeing any issues. However, on a select few accounts, they've been getting a lot of errors similar to the following on some threads:
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/warbar/public_html/rok/includes/vb5/template/cache.php on line 168
The exact file and line can change, but that's the most common one. It occurs both in the default template and in my (very slightly) modified one. Searching for this error turns up a lot of references to changing the execution default time in php.ini, but they're mostly several years old. Since it was only for a few users I initially dismissed their complaints as being due to cache, cookies, etc. - but here's the rub. The error is tied specifically to those user accounts, and not to a machine or browser.
I had a few of the users give me permission to log in using their credentials, and I did so on many machines and with a variety of browsers. In every case, if I used their login I could recreate the issue, but if I used someone else's it typically loaded right up. Would anyone have any thoughts/direction on how to correct the issue with these particular user accounts?
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/warbar/public_html/rok/includes/vb5/template/cache.php on line 168
The exact file and line can change, but that's the most common one. It occurs both in the default template and in my (very slightly) modified one. Searching for this error turns up a lot of references to changing the execution default time in php.ini, but they're mostly several years old. Since it was only for a few users I initially dismissed their complaints as being due to cache, cookies, etc. - but here's the rub. The error is tied specifically to those user accounts, and not to a machine or browser.
I had a few of the users give me permission to log in using their credentials, and I did so on many machines and with a variety of browsers. In every case, if I used their login I could recreate the issue, but if I used someone else's it typically loaded right up. Would anyone have any thoughts/direction on how to correct the issue with these particular user accounts?
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