fatal errors
Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2003 4:53 pm
I have two errors that keep coming up quite often in my error log.
The first is the "Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in..." error.
These seem to happen a lot, but only a tiny fraction of the number of hits I'm getting. The page and line number that they happen on are never consistent.
So, what I'm wondering is: will the error happen if someone just has a slow connection and it fails to download the page before 30 seconds or is this really that the server isn't processing the page quick enough? I don't understand how it could be the latter of the two. It happens on the simplest of pages.
My second most common error or warning is the "Unknown(): Failed opening 'file' for inclusion (include_path='path') in Unknown on line 0".
This is always followed by a line that states "(file): failed to create stream: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0".
The weird thing about these, are that the file names shown are not ones that I've made a link to on any of my pages. It's like people are just trying random filenames and hoping that they're a real page. I'm getting some like "azugynokseg.php" and weird names like that.
Does anyone know why you get these type of warnings?
This second error brings me to another question: When you type in a web page ending in anything but .php, that doesn't exist, it gets the 404 error. However, when you type in a name of a non-existent web page with the extension .php, then it just comes up with a blank screen and says "done" in the status bar.
Why is that? And how do I make it give the 404 error?
Thank you in advance,
Swede
The first is the "Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in..." error.
These seem to happen a lot, but only a tiny fraction of the number of hits I'm getting. The page and line number that they happen on are never consistent.
So, what I'm wondering is: will the error happen if someone just has a slow connection and it fails to download the page before 30 seconds or is this really that the server isn't processing the page quick enough? I don't understand how it could be the latter of the two. It happens on the simplest of pages.
My second most common error or warning is the "Unknown(): Failed opening 'file' for inclusion (include_path='path') in Unknown on line 0".
This is always followed by a line that states "(file): failed to create stream: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0".
The weird thing about these, are that the file names shown are not ones that I've made a link to on any of my pages. It's like people are just trying random filenames and hoping that they're a real page. I'm getting some like "azugynokseg.php" and weird names like that.
Does anyone know why you get these type of warnings?
This second error brings me to another question: When you type in a web page ending in anything but .php, that doesn't exist, it gets the 404 error. However, when you type in a name of a non-existent web page with the extension .php, then it just comes up with a blank screen and says "done" in the status bar.
Why is that? And how do I make it give the 404 error?
Thank you in advance,
Swede