I'm a volunteer webmaster for a non-profit site that has been active for more than a year. Last week, while bringing Drupal and CiviCRM up to date. everything went south. I need someone to find the problems (MySQL? Drupal setup? CiviCRM? or mismatches of all of them.) I've tried restoring backup copies of the DB and the web site with no success.
Current problem is that I'm getting "Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 94371840 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 64 bytes) in /home/username>//sites/all/modules/civicrm/packages/PEAR.php on line 884" trying to edit any user record. If I get past that, I see a Mollom error.
I would rather not continue trying to fix it myself; I'm likely to make things worse.
Please contact me directly with your questions and answers.
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You just need to change the
You just need to change the memory limit in php.ini. YOu can find php.ini file in your /etc/php5/apache, (this path is for ubuntu, for different distro it might be different). Just change that to 128M (128 Mega Byte or something). That will work for you.
If you are on share hosting, then you will have to ask your hosting provider as how to increase your php memory.
Hope this helps.
Cheers.
Goli
http://www.ngopost.org
Problems solved
Got things back working again.