I am trying to install the OpenChurch distribution and everytime I am getting the following error message after it completes the install of the last module.

( ! ) Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in C:\wamp\www\openchurch\includes\database\database.inc on line 2139
Call Stack
# Time Memory Function Location
1 0.0003 679488 {main}( ) ..\install.php:0
2 0.0028 1267168 install_drupal( ) ..\install.php:26
3 0.4212 11924144 install_run_tasks( ) ..\install.core.inc:79
4 2.3830 57883776 install_run_task( ) ..\install.core.inc:342
5 2.3838 58036632 _batch_page( ) ..\install.core.inc:452
6 2.3842 58067432 _batch_finished( ) ..\batch.inc:89
7 2.3853 58184352 _install_profile_modules_finished( ) ..\batch.inc:466
8 2.3853 58184352 drupal_flush_all_caches( ) ..\install.core.inc:1549
9 14.2201 114315224 module_invoke_all( ) ..\common.inc:7259
10 25.2546 115443248 call_user_func_array ( ) ..\module.inc:819
11 25.2546 115443488 features_flush_caches( ) ..\module.inc:819
12 25.2546 115443488 features_rebuild( ) ..\features.module:227
13 25.2546 115443776 _features_restore( ) ..\features.module:837
14 28.2566 125386568 features_invoke( ) ..\features.module:815
15 28.2566 125387160 call_user_func_array ( ) ..\features.module:463
16 28.2566 125387560 field_features_rebuild( ) ..\features.module:463
17 29.9542 125479048 field_create_field( ) ..\features.field.inc:169
18 30.0013 125491896 module_invoke( ) ..\field.crud.inc:180
19 30.0013 125493976 call_user_func_array ( ) ..\module.inc:795
20 30.0013 125494296 field_sql_storage_field_storage_create_field( ) ..\module.inc:795
21 30.0014 125513408 db_create_table( ) ..\field_sql_storage.module:216
22 30.0014 125513408 DatabaseSchema->createTable( ) ..\database.inc:2688
23 30.0028 125521864 DatabaseConnection->query( ) ..\schema.inc:656
24 30.0029 125529344 DatabaseStatementBase->execute( ) ..\database.inc:664

I have updated the my.ini file to allow for the recommended setting for the InnoDb. Is there something that I am missing to get this to work? Any help is appreciated. Please let me know if more information is needed.

Comments

Code Monkey’s picture

Code Monkey CreditAttribution: Code Monkey commented

Is there anyway you can adjust your maximum execution time for PHP?

wkevinmiller’s picture

wkevinmiller CreditAttribution: wkevinmiller commented

Thank you for this tip. I did not realize that you could change the timeout setting within php itself. This has worked. Again thanks.

Code Monkey’s picture

Code Monkey CreditAttribution: Code Monkey commented
Status: Active » Fixed

I'm going to note this as fixed. If you need more help, just let us know.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

Sahil Gupta’s picture

Sahil Gupta CreditAttribution: Sahil Gupta as a volunteer commented

You can use a module to control this maximum time execution limit. PHP Runtime Configurator module provides many options to configure without changing your php.ini file and restart Apache.
You can configure following parameters:

- File Upload Limit
- Memory Limit
- Maximum Execution Time Limit
- Maximum Input Variable Limit