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The plugin/theme was skipped as it was too large to scan before the server killed the process. #87

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vmunich opened this issue Dec 3, 2016 · 2 comments · Fixed by #307

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@vmunich
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vmunich commented Dec 3, 2016

I keep getting The plugin/theme was skipped as it was too large to scan before the server killed the process.

I have increased PHP's max_execution_time to 900 seconds, and memory_limit to 1024M. After 1 minute or so, the plugin fails and I get that error. What's killing it?

In my logs, I see:
[03-Dec-2016 02:09:27 UTC] WPE PHP Compatibility: startScan:
[03-Dec-2016 02:09:27 UTC] WPE PHP Compatibility: timeout: 60

Where is it getting this timeout value from?

@vmunich
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vmunich commented Dec 3, 2016

I've read the plugin's FAQ and added this function to my site. Now instead of getting that error, it's been stuck checking a plugin for 30 minutes.

When I run the CLI command, this happens, then the script quits:

root@server [/home/site/www]# wp --allow-root phpcompat 7.0 --scan=active
Testing compatibility with PHP 7.0.

Is there something else I must do to make it work?

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@vmunich If you can, you could run the script directly. https://github.com/wimg/PHPCompatibility This plugin just integrates PHPCompatibility in a WordPress plugin to make it easier for the non-developer.

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