Line 276 on Run.php Max execution time error about whoops

[jeroengerits]

Having the same problem over here...
http://paste.laravel.com/O3D

This issue doesn't happen in 1.0.7.

[jklewa]

Same issue here, rather frustrating

[zquintana]

I finally just removed it.

On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 5:45 PM, Jason Lewallen [email protected]:

Same issue here, rather frustrating

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[bangpound]

I'm just starting out with this, and I immediately had this problem.

With PHP 5.4.19 (built in web server) I used 1.0.7 successfully on my mac.

With PHP 5.4.4-14+deb7u4 (Apache 2) on a Debian virtual machine, I used 1.0.8 without a trouble.

I wonder if the other reporters might say what PHP version they're using, whether they're using the built in web server or what?

[denis-sokolov]

Are you using PrettyPageHandler?
Perhaps you have a giant mass of objects to be displayed, some perhaps with looped links between them and the script times out while outputting that.
Try removing the ob_start in Run.php:236 and see what kind of output you get.

[denis-sokolov]

In #104 the issue happens on 5.5.3 with 1.0.8, but not 1.0.7.

@ricomonster, could you try removing the ob_start in Run.php:276 and see what kind of output you get? Thanks.

[ricomonster]

remove the ob_start but the ob_start is at line 236. echo $output is what at line 276.

[denis-sokolov]

Yeah, I misspoke. Remove the ob_start at line 236.

[ricomonster]

removed and i still have that problem

[denis-sokolov]

Try and replace echo $output; with echo strlen($output);exit; and see what's the size of that monstrosity is.

[neoascetic]

Same for me. Removing of ob_start didn't help

[ricomonster]

just updated my laravel app to it's latest installation. no problems encountered anymore. :)

[neoascetic]

Yep, downgrading to 1.0.7 solves the problem

[ricomonster]

@neoascetic true, that solves the problem are you using laravel? for laravel users who encountered this error, just get the fresh composer.json file then paste it to your root app directory, delete composer.lock then composer.phar install

[denis-sokolov]

It was a duplicate of #103 all along. Tagging version 1.0.9 now.
As soon as Packagist gets upgraded, I'll ask Laravel to update.

Thanks for everybody for your input.