How to find out why max_execution_time value is 300?

  • Resolved snippet24

    (@snippet24)


    9 months, 2 weeks ago

    I know the default value should be 30 instead of 300, but I’m unable to either set it using htaccess nor wp-config value, I even contacted the hosting they didn’t know why. So the remaining question is how can I find out what is setting the 300 value?

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  • Moderator Yui

    (@fierevere)

    永子

    Its good value, 30 sometimes is too small and can cause problems with timeouts on updates and other operations that consume time, however it can exhaust process count or memory when too many PHP workers are in waiting state.
    It is set in php.ini or files loaded from it, i dont think you should change it or ask for change unless there are too many hung PHP processes on server.

    Alor Web

    (@jerrymayalor555)

    Hi @snippet24,

    To know your WordPress server information. Just follow these steps.

    Hope this helps.

    Warm regards,



    Thread Starter snippet24

    (@snippet24)

    Hi, thanks to both ??

    To know your WordPress server information. Just follow these steps.

    Sorry I didn’t say ti before: yes that’s how I know the value is 300

    unless there are too many hung PHP processes on server.

    The problem is the website is slower than it should, hence I’m trying to try the default value of 30.. and did check php.ini and the vlaue there is 30 but still the value reported in health tool is 300

    • This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by snippet24.
    Thread Starter snippet24

    (@snippet24)

    Alright it was being set in functions.php therefore marking as closed, thanks everyone

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