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  • front end log in fatal error

    Posted 12 years 11 months ago
    • I get the following error when I log into my website front end. I spoke the web host company and my php memory limit is 80. The data base memory is fine. How can I correct this error.

      website: . gloryofgodministry.org/

      Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 68157440) (tried to allocate 38 bytes) in /homepages/42/d336943888/htdocs/gloryofgodministry/libraries/joomla/database/database/mysql.php on line 462
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    Re: front end log in fatal error

    Posted 12 years 11 months ago
    • When you see an error that reads “Fatal Error: Allowed memory size of xxxxxx bytes exhausted” either in browser or server logs , that means PHP has exhausted the max memory limit. Mostly, this is due to the insufficient memory allocated for the script which tried to allocate xx more. This is part of the error message that says (tried to allocate xx bytes).

      Increase the "memory limit" to a size that totals over the amount you saw in the error.
  • Re: front end log in fatal error

    Posted 12 years 11 months ago
    • I set to the highest limit which is 80, is there any thing else I can do to fix this issue.
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    Re: front end log in fatal error

    Posted 12 years 11 months ago
    • Tara Thompson wrote:
      I set to the highest limit which is 80, is there any thing else I can do to fix this issue.
      No, your site simply isn't getting enough PHP memory from the server to run properly. Your hoster won't up the memory for you?
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    Re: front end log in fatal error

    Posted 12 years 10 months ago
    • Did you try to do this manually or did you use some tool provided by your webhost?

      Sometimes doing it manually works better...

      The part of the tutorial that mentions php.ini and .htaccess is the same for Joomla, Wordpress, Magento, Drupal & phpBB3.

      drupal.org/node/207036

      Btw, 80M is a very strange limit. It's usually 2M, 4M, 8M, 16M, 32M, 64M, 128M, 256M and so on.

      I hope this helps.
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