I use 4.7.5 on php4, MySQL 4.0.24 running on Debian

When I try to administer through sitename.com/admin/block it causes a 500 internal server error.

Disabling the block cache in modules corrects this.

After edit in a block. I can enable the block cache with no apparent problems whatsoever.

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jjeff’s picture

jjeff commented

Have you updated the module from one version to another? Did you run update.php after the update? This could be the problem, but it's really hard to tell from such a nondescriptive error.

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FlemmingLeer commented

Thank you for your answer.

But it´s the only information that I can provide.

I used php4 at the time and now I use php5.2 on mysql 4.1.11 running on a hosted Debian solution.

Now I cannot access block administration whether or not block cache is enabled. I just get a blank page.

I did use the update function when I installed it first hand.

Perhaps this is a periodic error ?

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jjeff commented

Hmmm... I'm baffled.

Well you're not missing much on the settings page! :-) It's just the setting to turn on debug mode and you're fine without that.

I'll leave this issue open for a while and see if anyone can add anything here.

You're of course using the 4.7 version of the module with a Drupal 4.7 installation, right?

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FlemmingLeer commented

Yes I use the 4.7.x version.

The id is :
$Id: blockcache.module,v 1.1.2.4 2006/10/06 21:19:03 jjeff Exp $

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FlemmingLeer commented

Acessing modules/block admin page now causes this:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 708 bytes) in /customers/denmarkonline.dk/denmarkonline.dk/httpd.www/includes/form.inc on line 659

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 213 bytes) in /customers/denmarkonline.dk/denmarkonline.dk/httpd.www/includes/database.inc on line 196

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jjeff commented

Sounds like you have a problem with your PHP installation. Since these cache items can be very large, you will benefit from upping the memory allocation for PHP (24MB or MORE). I'm pretty confident that's the problem.

Make sure you're exceeding the requirements from here.

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FlemmingLeer commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

It seems like I have a maximal memory limit of 16 MB on the hosted server. ini_set in the settings.php to 24 MB did not help the issue.

Unfortunately this blocks me from using your module as enabling it totally gives me the limit memory error mentioned above when trying to access any admin settings

I close this issue.

Thank you for your help.