memory-limit

I'm getting an error when I try to open one of my dashboard pages in my wordpress script The error message is as follows: Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in /home/admin/domains/filesick.com/public_html/wp-includes/taxonomy.php on line 2685 I asked around and was told I have to increase the memory_limit to something higher than 256M, so I changed it to 512M and still the same problem. Then I changed it to 3024M and this is what I have now, but that didn't fix the problem. So could you please tell me how to fix this and what should I do?

My PHP web application requires files (about 2.5 to 3 GB in size) to be uploaded to the server. How will this impact on following directives ? what are the required values in my case? post_max_size upload_max_filesize memory_limit Your help will greatly be appreciated. post_max_size should be 3G upload_max_filesize should be 3G memory_limit depends!!! what you are going to do with the file. If you are going to manipulate the file or do other memory intensive jobs, then you will need to set a high limit. If you don't want to put a maximum limit, you can always set it to -1 . This value doesn't

Just wondering if there is a restriction on the max memory that a C++ application uses I understand that this is 2GB - Is that correct? If a C++ app tries to request more then 2GB memory does this cause a memory crash? Final question - If the machine the C++ app is running on is already low on memory and a C++ app asks for 100MB of array (ie contiguous memory) will the OS accommodate this by using virtual memory? It will cause a dynamic memory allocation failure, which usually will make the resultant application crash, but technically, an application could be written to withstand this event.

I'm getting the error when I run my PHP script.... Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 1827405824) (tried to allocate 88800 bytes) I've added this line to my PHP script.. ini_set("memory_limit","3000M"); This statement does seem to correctly control the memory usage, but I dont seem to be able to get it above about 1.8GB. Its as if the upper memory limit is being restricted somewhere else. I've also added to the php.ini... memory_limit = 3000M Does anyone know if the memory is restricted elsewhere? I'm running a local server with Xampp. I have Windows 7, 64-bit with 4GB RAM. My script uses

For bads reasons I need to set memory_limits higher than 1G for a directory, but on my PHP 5.2.17 on Lenny server when I put for example 2048M I get only the php.ini default value (256M). PHP run as an apache module, phpinfo give us (for the directory) memory_limit 1024M 256M suhosin.memory_limit 0 0 Is there a limitation due to apache module, or PHP conf? I know the server only have 4G of RAM, it's just a special script. kingmaple How are you trying to set the memory limit? phpinfo() shows current PHP reserved memory limit, this is what is available due to php.ini having that set as a memory

I have an problem increasing memory limit for PHP as Apache module. If I put following directive in Apache configuration, that work OK: php_value memory_limit 1.99G But over 2GB do not work, it's restore this value back to 128MB. What is the problem here? I need more memory for some PDF related tasks. Server is Debian 2.6.32-5-amd64 #1 SMP, PHP 5.3.3-7+squeeze13 with 12GB physical RAM. Claudiu Claw Have you tried using the value in MB ? php_value memory_limit 2048M Also try editing this value in php.ini not Apache . I would suggest you are looking at the problem in the wrong light. The