Timeout in Log.cfc

[Jeff Pierson]

I have a mach-ii 1.8 application and am getting a cfloop timeout error in the log.cfc file.  Can anyone provide any guidance as to what may be causing the issue?

The request has exceeded the allowable time limit Tag: CFLOOP

The error occurred in D:/home/thesite.com/wwwroot/MachII/logging/Log.cfc: line 142 Called from D:/home/thesite.com/wwwroot/MachII/framework/RequestHandler.cfc: line 337 Called from D:/home/thesite.com/wwwroot/MachII/framework/RequestHandler.cfc: line 271 Called from D:/home/thesite.com/wwwroot/MachII/framework/RequestHandler.cfc: line 201 Called from D:/home/thesite.com/wwwroot/MachII/mach-ii.cfc: line 195 Called from D:/home/thesite.com/wwwroot/finzAdmin/Application.cfc: line 44

140 : <cfif StructKeyExists(arguments, "additionalInformation")> 141 : <cfloop collection="#variables.logAdapters#" item="key"> 142 : <cfset variables.logAdapters[key].fatal(channel, arguments.message, arguments.additionalInformation) /> 143 : </cfloop> 144 : <cfelse>

[Peter J. Farrell]

Jeff Pierson said the following on 04/26/2013 09:31 AM:

> I have a mach-ii 1.8 application and am getting a cfloop timeout error
> in the log.cfc file. Can anyone provide any guidance as to what may
> be causing the issue?

You're request is exceeding the CFML engine request timeout. It just
happens that loops are a place in CFML engines where it checks the total
length of the request to see if it has exceeded the request timeout.
The location of where is a red herring. Trying increasing your request
timeout.

[Jeff Pierson]

Thanks for the reply, this is on a shared hosting server so not sure I can get them to adjust that setting.

Is there any setting in mach-ii that will add in a global cfsetting requesttimeout? 

[Peter J. Farrell]

Jeff Pierson said the following on 04/26/2013 09:50 AM:

> Thanks for the reply, this is on a shared hosting server so not sure I
> can get them to adjust that setting.
> Is there any setting in mach-ii that will add in a global cfsetting
> requesttimeout?

Is it happening during onApplicationStart() or during random requests?
You can use cfsetting in your Application.cfc

<cfsetting requestTimeout="60" />

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[Jeff Pierson]

I was able to track down exactly where it is happening.  Even if I up the cfsetting requesttimeout and it is getting a seeFusion timeout from the host.

At least I know now where the bottle neck is.  thanks for your help